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Boston Is Still Very Much A Pre-Broadway Tryout Town – That’s The Problem

Responding to the Boston Globe article about the city’s attempt to reclaim its place as the preeminent place to test Broadway-bound shows, Bill Marx argues that the tryout business never left Boston at all: it just moved to the area’s nonprofit companies, especially American Repertory Theater under Diane Paulus. “Major regional theaters … were initially established to produce a non-commercial response to the safe fare of Broadway. … Isn’t this a betrayal of the theaters’ mission?”

Author Matthew WestphalPosted on July 26, 2018Categories theatreTags 07.24.18

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