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Theater for New City’s hopes fade for outdoor show, September reopening
From left, Dale Soules, Natalie Mosco, James Rado and Marjorie Lipari performing "Aquarius (Let the Sunshine In)" from Rado's iconic 1960s musical "Hair" at Theater for the New City's Love N' Courage benefit on Feb. 24 at The Players Club. Rado was the night's honoree. (Photo by Jonathan Slaff)

Theater for New City’s hopes fade for outdoor show, September reopening

July 22, 2020

BY ISAAC SULTAN | The curtain closed indefinitely on theater in New York City when coronavirus shutdowns began in March. With summer halfway over, playhouses…

East Village bar owner hopes for a puncher’s chance vs. COVID biz crisis
David McWater, right, with Teofimo Lopez in December 2019 after the boxer won the I.B.F. title in a second-round knockout at Madison Square Garden. (Courtesy David McWater)

East Village bar owner hopes for a puncher’s chance vs. COVID biz crisis

April 5, 2020

BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Things could not be looking any bleaker for small businesses amid the crippling global coronavirus pandemic. A former chairperson of Community…

Soho boutiques are freaked: Shutter shops, clear shelves
Head for the hills! Eden Fine Art, at Broome and Greene Sts., is closed but was open on an appointment basis only, at least recently. Uncle Rich Pennybags, the Monopoly mascot, fleeing with a sack of cash seems an apt image for all the Soho designer boutiques that have shuttered and cleared their shelves amid the pandemic. (Photo by Soho Anonymous)

Soho boutiques are freaked: Shutter shops, clear shelves

March 20, 2020

Thursday night in Soho, the only noise along Broadway was the buzz of power saws and the pounding of hammers as a big plywood wall…

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