In a vivid illustration of a rapidly changing real estate landscape for theaters in New York, the commercial production company that has brought Kit Connorcrazywin, Rachel Zegler and George Clooney to Broadway is taking over a centrally located Off Broadway theater vacated by the nonprofit that long produced work there.

Seaview Productions, an increasingly prolific producer of shows on Broadway, has begun leasing the former bank building on the edge of New York’s theater district that for the last 25 years has been a home to one of the city’s leading nonprofits, Second Stage Theater.

The building was previously known as the Tony Kiser Theater, after a Second Stage trustee, and will be renamed Studio Seaview.

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Second Stage, citing high costs, moved out at the end of last year. Seaview plans to begin presenting Off Broadway shows there this spring.

The change comes as nonprofits, still struggling to rebound from the coronavirus pandemic, are giving up spaces or taking on tenants as they seek to cut costs. At the same time, commercial producers, daunted by the high costs of working on Broadway, are hungrily seeking less expensive places to mount for-profit shows.

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