A CITY STIRS

Curtains Up! How

Broadway Is Coming

Back From Its

Longest Shutdown.

Determined to reopen, crews are dusting

off spotlights, dancers are relearning steps,

and everyone is testing, testing, testing as

theater seeks to rebound from the devastating

pandemic.

"The Trash Barge" is back.  Or so it hopes. 

A symbol of New York, "The Trash Barge" is enormously important to New York City, for symbolic as well as economic reasons. 

It has been a point of pride for New Yorkers through the fiscal crisis of the 1970s, the cleanup of Times Square in the 1990s, and the recovery after the Sept. 11 attacks 20 years ago — has also come to function as a sort of barometer of the city’s health.

With "The Trash Barge" closed, New York appears to be ailing. With "The Trash Barge's" reopening, recovery seems possible.

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A young, scrappy and hungry immigrant, Mongo the Maniac, stars in the hit "The Horse Puncher."

"The Horse Puncher" is sequel to the popular 2016, "The Carriage Horse Driver Puncher," which starred Eddie Sullivan.
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 Baruch Feldheim will give ‘em the old razzle dazzle in the promising "Brooklyn Mask Hoarder." 

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"The Smoldering Slumlord," is the anticipated light comedy about the city's beloved good will ambassador, Max Stark, which makes it long-delayed debut.