NEW YORK — After a bruising fall 2022 that saw several new shows fail and lots of unanswered questions about the fragile fiscal state of New York’s theater biz, Broadway is entering 2023 with atypical caution.
The typically slower winter season is set to be even quieter than normal, with only one Broadway production, Sharr White’s “Pictures From Home,” currently slated to open before the spring breakers appear with their parents’ credit cards in hand.
Serious theatergoers will get Nathan Lane, Zoe Wanamaker and Danny Burstein, no less, in a very promising play based on the evocative 1992 visual memoir of photographer Larry Sultan. Other than that, everyone else on Broadway will just try and make it through the cold. Good luck to all of them.
