The Rep Postpones The Beginning Of Its 2020-2021 Season
By: Stephi Wild

The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis has announced that it will postpone the beginning of its 2020-2021 season until at least December 2020 in order to ensure the safety of its patrons, guest artists, staff and volunteers.
Following months of consultation between the theatre's leadership, board members and fellow St. Louis cultural institutions, The Rep will push back its usual September start time and reconfigure its schedule for the upcoming season. The theatre's plan is to reopen in December with A Christmas Carol and then run an extended winter/spring season in 2021. The Rep will formally announce its rescheduled season on September 1. "While we are going to greatly miss connecting with our patrons in September, we understand that The Rep exists within a much larger public health picture for the St. Louis region," said Hana S. Sharif, The Rep's Augustin Family Artistic Director. "We want to ensure that when we reopen, it's in a way that maximizes the health and safety of our community. We look forward to throwing open our doors this December to launch the joyous holiday tradition of A Christmas Carol for St. Louis families."
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