FILE PHOTO: People stand next to St Martin's Theatre at London's West End, amid the spread of the coronavirus disease , in London, Britain, August 13, 2020. REUTERS/Henry Nicholls/File Photo
That means a theater has no protection against cancellation or legal action from anyone in the audience or cast who falls ill or from a lockdown due to COVID-19. A survey by the Society of London Theatres in May showed only 12% of organizations thought they would get insurance they needed to reopen. In the first 12 weeks of lockdown, which started in late March, more than 15,000 theatrical performances were canceled with a loss of more than 303 million pounds in box office revenue, according to a parliamentary committee report in July.
“We are ... hearing from our insurers that no tour insurance is available which will cover for COVID-19,” said a source involved in orchestra tours.
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Theaters are going the way of newspapers and internet cafes
Lockdowns are sheer madness!