Hope Mill Theatre Cancels Performances of A PERMANENT STATE OF EMERGENCY After Company Member Tests Positive For COVID-19
All ticketholders have been contacted via email.
By: Stephi Wild Jun. 07, 2021
Hope Mill Theatre has announced that this week's performances of its production of A Permanent State of Emergency have been cancelled after a member of the company tested positive for COVID-19.
The theatre announced the news on Twitter, stating that all ticketholders have been contacted via email.
The production was set to run for three days only, June 7-9, 2021. No word has been announced on whether the production will be rescheduled.
Stay up to date at https://hopemilltheatre.co.uk/events/a-permanent-state-of-emergency.
We are so sorry to announce that this week's performances of A Permanent State of Emergency have unfortunately been cancelled due to positive covid testing within the company. All ticket holders have been contacted, please check your emails a??i?? https://t.co/uKAtLTCsBo
- Hope Mill Theatre (@hopemilltheatr1) June 7, 2021
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