locals to sustain so many new broadway shows. we can now speak to broadway writer and producer, lee seymour, who also covers theatre and live entertainment as a senior contributor for forbes magazine. he joins us from new york. very good to see you. we have done so many stories about the virtual bust of broadway over the last couple of years. this sounds like boom time. it sounds like boom time. it sounds like boom time. it sounds like it, and, in some ways, it is. i think there is a real strong desire to feel the sense that broadway is back, and i think that there is a deeper story under that, where broadway is back for a lot of people, but not for everybody. right. how cautious are the theatre goers at the moment, and what is it like? if you go to a show on broadway, are there any restrictions? there