Drury Lane Theatre Announcement: COVID-19
Rick MacKenzie • March 14, 2020
Drury Lane Theatre Announcement: COVID-19
Patrons and Box Office Staff
Cast, Crew of Productions and Staff:
- Anyone including cast, crew, staff and volunteers that have travelled are ‘strongly’ requested to stay away from the theatre for 2 weeks following their return.
- Hands must be washed when entering and leaving the building (all personnel).
- Everyone is encouraged to say “I can’t come in today” if they feel ill or are concerned for their health and safety and be able to communicate that readily.
- Additional cleaning will be put in place after each rehearsal or any event/meeting that takes place. We will increase sanitation at high touch points, washrooms, door handles, automatic door operator plates, toilet flush handles and faucets.
- Rehearsal specific – Producers working with Directors and responsible to the Board of Directors through the Artistic Director will implement recommended policy regarding individual spacing, snacks, hand washing, isolation protocols (internet/teleconferencing options), piano surfaces and any additional details that protect the health and safety of all cast, crew and volunteers.
Save on General Admission with Series Tickets, and enjoy the show.
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