Three years ago Jujamcyn, the third-largest theatre producer on Broadway, began a $1 surcharge on all the tickets it sold. The company called the fee a “restoration” charge to fund restoration of its theatres. But it refused to include the fee’s income when calculating royalty payments to its directors and choreographers. This week an arbitrator ruled Jujamcyn must include the charge and pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in back payments. – New York Post