that are undercover," added Steve Paulus, senior vice president of news and local programming. Besides covering the current scene on and Off-Broadway, each episode will give viewers a taste of regional theatre — including productions that plan to transfer to the Great White Way, various world premieres, and pieces birthed at nationally recognized arts festivals — plus a look at youth-driven amateur productions commanding the spotlight of attention.

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"There are some incredible high school theatre programs that are part of our fabric that is the United States of America," said DiLella, who visited the Rochester School of the Arts in the first episode. It featured the school's production of the Tony Award–winning musical Avenue Q, in which, during a state of panic where the musical's puppets were unavailable toOctober 17, 1989). In Atkins II, which asserts nearly identical claims against Atkins as the claims originally asserted against him before severance and transfer of this case, the Complaint alleges that "Plaintiff, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People-Special Contribution Fund (hereinafter referred to as the Fund), is a legal entity with the capacity to sue and be sued in New York State." Id., at ¶ 2. SCF has not challenged Jones' Exhibit, nor rebutted the force of this admission in any briefing or at oral argument. Indeed, when invited by the Court, it declined argument  it squatted. Trans. of Pro., February 14, 1990 at 8.
SCF concedes that it has certain characteristics  such as a "separate management or administrative structure apart from the remaining programs