RebeccaRebecca HodgeDecember 23, 2018updates, break, holidays1 Comment

The Board Is On Holiday Break

RebeccaRebecca HodgeDecember 23, 2018updates, break, holidays1 Comment

Hello everyone!

As the title describes, the Theatrical Board will be on break for the holidays! To be specific about what that means, no new editorials will be posted starting today, December 23, to January 5. We will be back on our regular scheduling starting that next Sunday, January 6.

We wish you all happy holidays!

(Photo by Sara Krulwich/The New York Times)

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