That’s the decision that the Blyth Festival in Ontario has made regarding its world premiere ofI was set to make a visit to the rural theatre company this week to review this long-awaited sequel to Badian’s charming 2013 hit,Earlier this month, however, Blyth artistic director Gil Garratt decided to cancel the production after rehearsals were delayed twice due to COVID-19 cases in the company.
When it comes to the current irritating, persistent and still sometimes dangerous situation regarding COVID-19, different types of theatre are facing different challenges. New plays, however, particularly in Canada, often involve small casts; playwrights are intimately involved in rehearsals, making crucial chances to the script all the way through the preview period; and world premieres are often only programmed for short runs, meaning delaying an opening is not particularly feasible.
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