Mayor Eric Adams has been insistent the city will not reimpose a broader mask requirement despite high transmission.
for Covid-19 on Tuesday and health officials recommend people wear masks indoors as a result, though beyond Broadway and the subway system masks are largely not required.“As always, the safety and security of our cast, crew, and audience has been our top priority,” Broadway League President Charlotte St. Martin said in a statement Friday.
to the city’s health department. That’s up from 3,002 cases at the beginning of May and approximately 2,300 cases in mid-April.The Broadway League will announce in June whether masks will be required beyond June 30, it said Friday.Many Broadway theater operators and productions let go of staff who were responsible for enforcing Covid-19 protocols when the proof of vaccination mandate was dropped on May 1, the.
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