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Im 68 years old, she told theTribune.
Its scary for me.
Were in a pandemic right now and theres no end in sight.
Even if we were able to open at half capacity it was not going to work.
She alsoexplained to the New YorkTimesthat she can no longer afford to pay property tax on the theater.
I have always been open and interested in involving my community in change and growth in my theater.
One cant grow a business this big without doing that.
Unfortunately, its not looking like iO will be able to open its doors, she wrote.
But at this point in my life I cant continue to struggle to stay open.
