As COVID-19 swept through New York City, the 41 theaters across Midtown Manhattan that make up Broadway fell silent. On Broadway, a production’s survival and longevity is entirely dependent on ticket sales and public engagement. Public interest in musical theater seemed to slowly wane over time, and the shutdowns seemed to be the nail in the coffin. This committee will cover different Broadway productions in their attempts to reopen in September 2021 and revitalize public interest in theater and the performing arts. The reopening represents an opportunity for Broadway to reset its image for a modern era. Simultaneously, delegates will have to work to keep their productions profitable to avoid having to shut down. Will delegates make a triumphant return to the stage, or will this be curtains for Broadway?