NewsDespite Snow, Broadway Shows Will Play as Scheduled Jan. 21Despite the winter weather impacting the New York City area, the show will go on for all Broadway productions the evening of Jan. 21, according to a statement from The Broadway League.
By
Adam Hetrick
January 21, 2014
New York City's weather forecast expects 8-10 inches of snow, with the heaviest snowfall expected during the late afternoon/early evening commute.
The League posted the following statement on its website:
As of 1 PM... As of now, all Broadway shows will play as scheduled today, Tuesday 1/21/2014. For information about returns and exchanges, please contact your point of purchase.
Playbill.com will continue to keep readers up to date on performance changes due to weather conditions.
A snowstorm hit the Northeast Dec. 26-27, 2010, covering the New York metropolitan area in up to 20 inches of snow in parts of Manhattan. No Broadway performances were canceled. Here is a look at the Monday afternoon aftermath.
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