Off-Broadway and Off-off-Broadway shows can have a very brief time upon their stage.
Sometimes it feels like they close almost before we've had a chance to really get a feel for
what they want to say to us, and what we want to say about them.
Seeing a show close is always a sad experience for theater lovers like us. It's made a little easier
when the closing is part of the expectation. And makes so much more delightful when a show
is extended beyond its last performance.
Or even better, it transfers to a bigger house, or wow! Broadway.
It happens, sure, but more often than not, you have to hurry to see anything off-Broadway.
Short runs require us to plan and hurry to the theater.
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