Outcry Youth Theatre update regarding coronavirus
Our hearts go out to those immediately affected by the developing Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation. The health and safety of our actors, families and patrons are of the utmost priority for us at Outcry and we intend to keep all of you updated regarding our response to this evolving situation.
Outcry is taking the necessary precautions to provide a safe environment. We are keeping a close eye on national and local health officials’ recommendations. Below you will find changes to the rehearsal and performance schedules. Please look for additional communications from Outcry and our stage managers regarding further changes.
Performances
Performances of The Little Prince will be rescheduled. If you purchased tickets for The Little Prince, you should have received an email about your options.
Performances of Shakespeare in Love and Tuck Everlasting are also going to be rescheduled. Check back for updates on all of these performances.
It is critical that patrons, actors, staff, and volunteer showing any signs of illness should not attend rehearsals and performances. Please stay home and consult with your healthcare provider. The same holds true if anyone in your household is showing signs of illness. You need to be fever free for 24 hours before attending performances. For audience members, if you are unable to attend your performance, we would be happy to exchange your tickets for a later performance or production.
Rehearsals
All rehearsals are canceled through March 27. We will update before that date about future rehearsals.
Actors, staff, and volunteers showing any signs of illness should not attend rehearsals. Please stay home and consult with your healthcare provider. The same holds true if anyone in your household is showing signs of illness. You need to be fever free for 24 hours before returning to rehearsals. Contact the stage manager for your show to inform them about your situation. For those attending rehearsals, please be diligent about washing / sanitizing your hands and minimizing unnecessary contact with one another.
Additional information regarding COVID-19 symptoms can be found at the CDC website:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
We sincerely appreciate our Outcry family and applaud the hard work that has gone into these current and upcoming shows. However, in this current situation we must prioritize everyone’s health and well-being. Please look for future communication from Outcry staff as more information becomes available.
Outcry is taking the necessary precautions to provide a safe environment. We are keeping a close eye on national and local health officials’ recommendations. Below you will find changes to the rehearsal and performance schedules. Please look for additional communications from Outcry and our stage managers regarding further changes.
Performances
Performances of The Little Prince will be rescheduled. If you purchased tickets for The Little Prince, you should have received an email about your options.
Performances of Shakespeare in Love and Tuck Everlasting are also going to be rescheduled. Check back for updates on all of these performances.
It is critical that patrons, actors, staff, and volunteer showing any signs of illness should not attend rehearsals and performances. Please stay home and consult with your healthcare provider. The same holds true if anyone in your household is showing signs of illness. You need to be fever free for 24 hours before attending performances. For audience members, if you are unable to attend your performance, we would be happy to exchange your tickets for a later performance or production.
Rehearsals
All rehearsals are canceled through March 27. We will update before that date about future rehearsals.
Actors, staff, and volunteers showing any signs of illness should not attend rehearsals. Please stay home and consult with your healthcare provider. The same holds true if anyone in your household is showing signs of illness. You need to be fever free for 24 hours before returning to rehearsals. Contact the stage manager for your show to inform them about your situation. For those attending rehearsals, please be diligent about washing / sanitizing your hands and minimizing unnecessary contact with one another.
Additional information regarding COVID-19 symptoms can be found at the CDC website:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
We sincerely appreciate our Outcry family and applaud the hard work that has gone into these current and upcoming shows. However, in this current situation we must prioritize everyone’s health and well-being. Please look for future communication from Outcry staff as more information becomes available.
