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On Broadway: Art And Commerce On The Great White Way,Used
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At a critical, transitional moment in the history of Broadwayand, by extension, of American theatre itselfformer Broadway stage manager Steven Adlerenlists insider perspectives from sixtysix practitioners and artists to chronicle the recent past and glimpse the near future of the Great White Way. From marquee names to behindthescenes power brokers, Adler has assembled a distinctly knowledgeable cast of theatres elite, including Stephen Sondheim, Arthur Laurents, Des McAnuff, Frank Rich, Robin Wagner, Rocco Landesman, Robert Longbottom, Todd Haimes, Bernard Gersten, and Alan Eisenberg.On Broadway: Art and Commerce on the Great White Way spotlights the differing vantage points of performers, artists, writers, managers, producers, critics, lawyers, theatre owners, union leaders, city planners, and other influential players. Each details his or her firsthand account of the creative and economic forces that have wrought extraordinary changes in the way Broadway theatre is conceived, produced, marketed, and executed. Once the paramount site of American theatre, Broadway today is becoming a touristdriven, familyfriendly, middleclass entertainment oasis in Midtown, an enterprise inextricably bound to the larger mosaic of national and international professional theatre.Accounting for this transformation and presaging Broadways identity for the twentyfirst century, Adler and his interviewees assess the impact of the advent of corporate producers, the ascendance of notforprofit theatres on Broadway, and the growing interdependence between regional and Broadway productions. Also critiqued are the important roles of the radical urban redevelopment staged in Times Square and the changing demographics and appetites of contemporary theatre audiences in New York and around the globe.Actors and administrators, performers and producers, theatre students and theatregoers will all benefit from the perceptive insights in this authoritative account of theatre making for the new millennium.
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