In a video shared by the school on its Facebook account, the boys asked the public to help “turn on the light” and support the industry which has been crippled by the pandemic. One of the boys said “please help. Let the government understand that we need to perform again.”Founder of the movement Sharif Baker said artists have been ignored by the government.
“The colour red is the international colour of emergency. We are, after the example set by our colleagues in Germany and in the UK, lighting national monuments red to highlight the desperate plight of our industry under the current lockdown regulations.” He said the movement was demanding that the government extend the Covid-19 relief fund until artists are allowed to resume work. On Wednesday night,
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