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| While new Off West End theatres multiply | |
| Last Edit: FinalPerformance 11:13 pm EST 12/31/21 | |
| Posted by: FinalPerformance 11:02 pm EST 12/31/21 | |
| In reply to: Theatre 80 is in danger of closing (video). - kieran 10:21 pm EST 12/31/21 | |
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| New venues keep popping up in the British Capital. In New York it's just the opposite. Is Londons population that much different from ours ? Many New Yorkers flee to the State of Florida; are many Londoners fleeing to Brighton or The Isle of Wight ? Could it be our local theatre going population is slowly evaporating ? We all know the answer don't we ? Just a muse for the New Year. |
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| re: While new Off West End theatres multiply | |
| Posted by: bobjohnny 10:06 am EST 01/01/22 | |
| In reply to: While new Off West End theatres multiply - FinalPerformance 11:02 pm EST 12/31/21 | |
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| I remember Theatre 80 St. Marks as a film revival house in the 1970s. Back then, there weren't that many non-profit theater companies in New York City. Now there are dozens. So I don't think the comparison with London is apt. That said, sorry to see any old theater go. | |
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| Theatre 80 and the sidewalk outside | |
| Posted by: FinalPerformance 12:01 pm EST 01/01/22 | |
| In reply to: re: While new Off West End theatres multiply - bobjohnny 10:06 am EST 01/01/22 | |
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| The sidewalk has the imprints of movie stars that attended performances there. On the order of L.A.'s Chinese theatre. It is a small theatre that should be saved. There is a history to the place in the East village. | |
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