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An Off Broadway parallel last season to the success story of "The Producers" was the Obie Award-winning "Urinetown: The Musical," which this season will attempt to give "The Producers" a run for at least some of its money when it reopens in September, this time on Broadway, at the Henry Miller theater (the former home of the Roundabout Theater Company's grungy post-modernist revival of "Cabaret").

And Sweden's Faviken will employ its own, similar system once it reopens in July.

DANNY MEYER's Union Square Hospitality Group will run the restaurants in the Museum of Modern Art on West 53rd Street when it reopens in about a year after its renovation, Glenn D. Lowry, the museum's director, has announced.

When it reopens in June, it'll be the Astor that its fans know and love.

Now the hall has been closed for renovations, and when it reopens, in a year and a half, it will retain its basic shape, but it will be both sleeker and more comforting — a room without edges, only fleshlike folds.

The Pussycat, the last remaining X-rated business, closed after being damaged in the October , 1987 earthquake and its owners say it will switch to general audience movies when it reopens in about six months.

Happily, after much campaigning, the Heritage Lottery Fund agreed to support its renovation and it reopened in 2014.

The Bancroft Library underwent a major renovation between 2003 and 2008; it reopened in its beautifully restored space in January 2009.

When it reopened in mid-November its prices were 25percentt lower.

It reopened in 1996 in its current location.

It reopened in August 2014, after eight months' refurbishment, and soon "recovered its market share", Delahaye says.