NYC's Long Intermission

The curtain is coming up on some aspects of life in New York City, but you can expect it to remain down on Broadway for a while longer due to the coronavirus pandemic. And if you’re wondering how long a while is. Well, that remains to be seen. In this edition of Cityscape, we'll talk with Charlotte St. Martin, president of the Broadway League, about the future of the Great White Way. We'll also hear from photographer Peter Pabon, who has been traversing New York City to document life amidst the coronavirus pandemic.

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