Danny Burstein, a six-time Tony nominee and cast member ofBroadway’sMoulin Rouge!
The Musical, reveals he’s in now at home and recovering after suffering from coronavirus.
My fever was always around 101.6, give or take.
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Tylenol seemed to be keeping it at bay, sort of.
None of which seemed to be doing anything."
“I couldn’t seem to get enough air into my lungs.
I felt light-headed and got down on one knee fearing I was about to faint or fall.
I asked myself, ‘Is this it?
Is it time to go to the emergency room?'”
It’s hard on all of us.’
That simple honesty and resignation was beautiful and I won’t soon forget her kindness during my tenure there.
Strength through stillness."
Broadway theaters in New Yorkremain closedas the city grapples with the number of infections.
Burstein commends the producers ofMoulin Rouge!for quickly canceling performances before New York Gov.
Andrew Cuomo formally closed theaters.
We make each other laugh telling jokes and sharing memes.
Theater is family and this company ofMoulin Rouge!has been the best example of that."
Read his full column atThe Hollywood Reporter.
