Is British theatre about to go out of business?

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Every year, 34 million people go to the theatre, double the number that attend Premier League football. But lockdown and physical distancing rules mean the industry is on the edge of collapse. The artistic director of the Pitlochry theatre, Elizabeth Newman, describes the impact

about the devastating impact that the lockdown has had on the theatre, which is the largest employer in Highland Perthshire. It is facing making dozens of staff redundant or risk going out of business by the end of the year., the Guardian’s arts and culture correspondent, describes how disastrous the shutdown has been for theatres across the UK.

 

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NewmanEJ Theatre is the oldest form of mass entertainment in Britain. Its ideas and performers, producers technical provide part of the circuit of talent that goes round and round. Without this chain in the link and a laboratory for ideas the whole cultural scene will be weaker.

NewmanEJ Passionate, human, positive, determined. Tugs at my heartstrings, because this is my world. After living and loving in it for 40 years, I’m watching it on the brink of collapse, but marvelling at the people who are determined not to let that happen. I’m ready to join the fight.

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Well it's mostly for posh people innit ;)

It had better not, plenty of us would go if we could.

;-(

400 years canceled by 1? This should be interesting.

you mean white racism has hit bottom character, look at the queen

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