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Broadway shows to reopen this fall

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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says tickets to Broadway shows will go on sale Thursday for performances beginning on Sept. 14. Theatres have been closed because of COVID-19 since March 12, 2020.
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Down the rabbit hole with Alice in Wonderland at the V&A plus what's coming up in the West End

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Down the rabbit hole with Alice in Wonderland at the V&A plus what's coming up in the West End
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Cultural Capital: We explore V&A's new Alice in Wonderland exhibition and head to London's West End

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Cultural Capital: We explore V&A's new Alice in Wonderland exhibition and head to London's West End
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Novel theatre shows: Shop fronts in Florida used for production

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Audience members socially distance, wear masks, and listen to plays using headsets.
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Vancouver police call for tips after sleeping homeless woman set on fire

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Police have released a video showing a man setting fire to a homeless woman sleeping on a Vancouver sidewalk in the hope that people will call with tips.
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Artists lockdown at Italian theatre to create a play about confinement

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The play will be performed for one night only when theatres are allowed to reopen across Italy.
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UK theatre technicians get new green jobs amid COVID-19 losses

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How UK theatre technicians, left jobless due to covid-19, are helping people transform their homes.
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European Capital of Culture 2020: Galway misses out on €1 bn as COVID-19 hits arts extravaganza

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Galway on Ireland's west coast has missed out on around €1 billion in tourism and visitor revenues after the coronavirus pandemic wrecked its year as a European Capital of Culture. The outbreak and subsequent government restrictions...
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COVID-19 crisis has devastating effect on artists, performers

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In the United States, museums have shut, theatres sit empty, and concerts and festivals have been cancelled.
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Argentina artists struggle during COVID-19 crisis

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Theatres, cinemas and everything related to culture were among the first places to shut down, and they are likely to be the last ones to reopen.
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UK's coronavirus-hit arts venues to receive $2bn in grants, loans

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The UK's renowned arts and cultural institutions receive a lifeline after some warned they might not be able to reopen.
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Almost 300,000 jobs at risk in the UK amid COVID-19 crisis

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The UK's economy is slowly coming to life after months under lockdown, but the country's theatres are still waiting for news about how they can welcome audiences again.
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Thousands of jobs at risk in the UK amid COVID-19 crisis

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The UK's economy is slowly coming to life after months under lockdown, but the country's theatres are still waiting for news about how they can welcome audiences again.
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Movie fans consider the risks of COVID-19

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CBC News asked three major film fans how they feel about returning to the theatre during a pandemic.
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How cinemas are reopening during COVID-19

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Landmark Cinemas CEO Bill Walker shows new safety protocols as movie theatres reopen in Alberta.
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UK: Shakespeare's birthplace hit hard by lockdown

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Stratford-upon-Avon's loss of tourism has angered many whose livelihood depends on it.
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Netherlands reopens with strict social distancing rules

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Crowds have been out across the Netherlands as bars, restaurants, museums and theatres were allowed to reopen.
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Theatre companies go online to save industry amid lockdown

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Theatre goes online in the US as actors and playwrights raise money for children in need.
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Britain's iconic Old Vic theatre facing financial collapse due to pandemic

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Britain's theatre industry is calling for more government support as one of the country's most iconic theatres, The Old Vic, is facing financial collapse due to the COVID-19 pandemic. London's Old Vic theatre has had to furlough most of...
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Disney Bumps Up 'Hamilton' Musical Release Date — to Stream

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Disney is pushing up the release date of the film version of the popular musical 'Hamilton' from October 2021 to July 3, 2020 — but as a Disney+ exclusive.
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'Hand sanitizer in unbelievable numbers of places': how theatres could change amid COVID-19

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Shaw Festival's executive director Tim Jennings on changes he's exploring for when theatres are permitted to reopen.
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Theatre 'relies on the idea of gathering,' says director Nina Lee Aquino

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Factory Theatre director Nina Lee Aquino on the paradox facing theatres: how does an art form dependent on bringing creators and audiences together do so amid a pandemic?
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'Keep it very simple:' Le Diamant general manager shares ideas for reopening

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Bernard Gilbert shares concepts he's considering for when Quebec City allows performing arts spaces like Le Diamant to reopen amid the pandemic.
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How will Broadway recover after the pandemic?

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A look at how New York City’s tourism industry and Broadway theatre could return to normal after being at the epicentre of the U.S. COVID-19 outbreak.