In mid-March 2020 after much contemplation and careful consideration, we concluded, with a heavy heart, that considering the pandemic spread of Covid-19 and the associated dangers, there was no way around temporarily closing The Bread & Roses Theatre. We are currently expecting to be able to re-open end of August 2020, of course with limited capacity and appropriate physical distancing and hygiene measures in place.
Like many fringe theatres, we receive no continuous public funding and rely on ticket sales but found this to be the most responsible decision for us to take in order to protect our staff, artists, guests and the wider society. With the prolonged closure and largely limited income to be expected when we re-open, we continue to have to use up our very limited resources and are very uncertain what the future of the theatre will look like.
If you can help us get through this time, and help us to continue to support independent arts and theatremakers, it would be an essential step in preserving the future of fringe theatre beyond the current times.
Many thanks to everyone who has already donated!
Like many fringe theatres, we receive no continuous public funding and rely on ticket sales but found this to be the most responsible decision for us to take in order to protect our staff, artists, guests and the wider society. With the prolonged closure and largely limited income to be expected when we re-open, we continue to have to use up our very limited resources and are very uncertain what the future of the theatre will look like.
If you can help us get through this time, and help us to continue to support independent arts and theatremakers, it would be an essential step in preserving the future of fringe theatre beyond the current times.
Many thanks to everyone who has already donated!
Donate to save The Bread & Roses Theatre whilst we're closed! #BreadForAll
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