For as long as the United States has existed, theater has been a favorite national pastime. Nowhere is our love of the performing arts more visible than on Broadway. Here, actors and dancers continue to make us laugh, cry, and gasp. To ensure we can continue watching our favorite shows, the Broadway League formed in 1930 to protect its members. Since then, the trade association has lobbied for better pay and working conditions, even resorting to strikes on occasion. As a member of this prestigious group, what role will you play in keeping our theaters’ doors open?