By Sama Marwan,
Live theater is experiencing a renaissance as audiences return to theaters in droves after the pandemic. In major cities like London, New York, and Paris, ticket sales have surged, with productions like Hamilton and The Lion King drawing record-breaking numbers.
The pandemic forced many theaters to close, but now, with safety protocols in place, live performances are back on stage.
In addition to Broadway hits, smaller, independent productions have flourished, offering fresh narratives and perspectives on social issues. Virtual theater, which became popular during the pandemic, is also here to stay, with many theaters offering hybrid performances that allow audiences to experience plays both in-person and online. This mix of traditional and innovative formats is reshaping the theater landscape.
