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From a Kitchen Table to Broadway’s New Amsterdam Theatre: Richard Weitz’s ‘RWQuarantunes’ Hits the Road to Raise $1.3M for Broadway Cares Chris Gardner Demi Weitz Richard Weitz There were tears, Tony winners and a fundraising tally that topped $1.35 million on April 11 when Richard and Demi Weitz took their pandemic phenomenon “RWQuarantunes” to the East Coast for a special Broadway outing inside the New Amsterdam Theater. Sunday’s fundraiser, a reteaming with Broadway Cares, delivered the duo’s fourth on location Zoom concert event following previous outings ...

Stars in the House launched March 16 last year to promote support for The Actors Fund and its services in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. It has also raised funds for the NAACP's Legal Defense Fund in support of the Black Lives Matter movement as well as Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. New shows—streaming Tuesday–Saturday at 8 PM ET—feature performances by stars of stage and screen, in conversation and song with Rudetsky and Wesley. Peter Flynn serves as streaming director. To make a tax-deductible donation to The Actors Fund visit StarsintheHouse.com/Donate. Broadway...

“The competitive spirit of these actors and the generosity of Gilead will help fill a critical void that’s deepened for local organizations during the pandemic as requests for help dramatically increase and financial support has decreased,” Broadway Cares Executive Director Tom Viola said. “Gilead led the funding of our Emergency Grants for Pandemic Relief last year, ensuring grants that we initially feared wouldn’t be made. While we hoped to be back in theatres fundraising by this time, we’re excited about the opportunity the Red Bucket Match-Up gives us for th...

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(© Heather Gershonowitz/NYC Next) A whole year after Broadway went dark, the use of simple future tense is encouraging to me: "We Will Be Back". It's not the exuberant present tense of a family comedy ( We're Baa-aack!). Nor is it the squishy modality with which we have become all too familiar in the past year ( We might be back…if 85 percent of you get vaccinated and never EVER remove your masks). By charting an assertive middle course, the organizers of last Friday's surprise concert in Times Square have followed President Biden's example and given us all a sense that Broadway's longest...