Broadway producers threaten to sue union over alleged cartel

Nihal Krishan

23 June 2017

Credit: Matt Wade

A group of casting directors for Broadway shows who are seeking union recognition faces pushback from theater owners and producers, who say that collective action for the purpose of increasing the cost of services violates antitrust laws.

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