Two ushers controlled the line; a third stood at the bathroom entrance directing women to specific stalls. ), were less likely to use public toilets, theater owners say. Shubert has increased the number of women’s stalls in its houses over time to 265 from 114. Jujamcyn added 46 women’s stalls at its five houses. “It’s an issue in every theater, for every theater owner,” said Nick Scandalios, the executive vice president of Nederlander, which has nine Broadway theaters.

Source: New York Times February 07, 2017 23:27 UTC