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THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK Rescheduled at SSCC Theatre

SSCC_logoFirst, we’d like to thank all our patrons, cast and crew members, and the whole SSCC Theatre family for your incredible patience during this time.

We have been receiving questions on our policy regarding the ongoing novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic and what it means for “The Diary of Anne Frank” and the “Let Me Be Myself” exhibit.

Closely working with the college, and in conjunction with our production team, we’ve made the decision to reschedule the production to May 22 – 24. This will ideally allow the world to get back to normal and get our cast and crew back into rehearsals. This, of course, is subject to change depending on national and state decisions.

For those who have already purchased tickets, your seats have been moved to the May dates. For those unable to attend in May, we understand entirely. Please email us at pr@sscctheatre.com with a request (including your name and order number) for a refund and we’ll get you taken care of. General ticket sales will resume on April 22.

We’re also working closely with the Anne Frank House and the “Let Me Be Myself” exhibit team to reschedule, and hope to have new dates announced soon.

For further updates on the production, exhibit, and any additional news, please keep an eye on SSCCTheatre.com

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Season Update from Middletown Lyric Theatre

MLT_logoSeason Update due to Coronavirus:

As we write this, we could have never imagined being at a place where the “trickle-down” effect would be in full motion. Recently we canceled our production of TWELFTH NIGHT. With the financial loss of that show, it set in motion the uncertainty of being able to produce the next show, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST.

So by the time two shows have been canceled and or postponed there is no hope for a musical and so IT SHOULDA BEEN YOU is but a dream.

While needing to cancel one show can be horrible the need to cancel half your season is mind-numbing. As we locked the doors to MLT we had a lot on our minds and at the forefront was, when will we open those doors again?

We believe, we hope, that Middletown and those that have always supported this organization will do whatever needs to be done, to ensure that the doors re-open on the 42nd. Season. There are still decisions to be made and we will keep you updated.

If you are a SEASON TICKET holder we will soon be sending you a letter explaining all of your options. In the meantime, if you have any questions and or comments please do not hesitate to contact us.

We thank you all for your patience and understanding through this difficult time. We hope that you are healthy and we see you once this is all over.

The Middletown Lyric Theatre Board of Trustees

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Season Updates from Springboro Community Theatre

SCT_logoSpringboro Community Theatre is continuing to monitor the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and evaluate our future productions, as it pertains to the health and safety of our performers, volunteers, and patrons.

At this time, we have made the decision to postpone our upcoming production of [TITLE OF SHOW]. Performance dates will now be June 12-21.

We have also made the decision to postpone our auditions and performances of our next Youth production – BYE, BYE BIRDIE. It will now be the opening show of our 2020-2021 season, and will be performed at North Park Amphitheater. Auditions for that production will now be June 15-16, with performances on August 7-16.

We will be reaching out to any individuals who purchased tickets previously to either production to discuss any potential refund of their tickets or transferring them to the new performance dates.

We will continue to evaluate the situation and communicate any updates on our website and our social media channels. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us via our website, Facebook page, or email at publicity@borotheatre.org.

Springboro Community Theatre

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Season Changes Announced by Beavercreek Community Theatre

bctBeavercreek Community Theatre hopes you all are staying safe and healthy. As with many other theatres and businesses, because of the current situation, we are required to make changes to our current season during this difficult time. Here is the latest plan.

Auditions for IF/THEN as well as the production have been canceled.
However we do plan to present IT’S ONLY A PLAY as our final production of this season and move the performance dates to June 12 – 21.

This is the current plan, but as the situation unfolds, if we need to adjust this we will keep you informed. Thank you for your continued support of BCT. While we miss seeing you all, your health and safety are our most pressing concern. Though we may be separated physically, we are still a theatre family and We will get through this together.

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Health and Safety Update from Cincinnati Ballet

CB_new logoUPDATE: March 18, 2020

Cincinnati Ballet remains deeply committed to the health and safety of all our patrons, Otto M. Budig Academy students, and employees.  Our organization continues to closely monitor developments with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). In light of recent recommendations and directives from government officials, we have a few updates for you today.

Mainstage Productions
Cincinnati Ballet is announcing that we will be rescheduling DIRECTOR’S CUT (April 30-May 2, 2020) and BOLD MOVIES (April 23-25, 2020) performances and creating a spectacular NEW COMBINED program featuring highlights from BOTH DIRECTOR’S CUT and BOLD MOVIES which we will perform July 23-25, 2020 at the Aronoff Center to recorded music. Now titled, BOLD MOVES PLUS will feature the following: Alejandro Cerrudo’s Extremely Close, Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s Bloom, Val Caniparoli’s Ibsen’s House, and Ohad Naharin’s Minus 16. This extended program will notably capture most of the beloved pieces from both programs and will serve as Cervilio Miguel Amador’s retirement performances before he joins the team at Cincinnati Ballet as our Acting Ballet Master for the 2020-2021 Season. The decision to reschedule these performances will allow our patrons to experience the athleticism and artistry of these compelling programs while also protecting the health of our community. If you are a ticket holder to an affected performance, you will be receiving an email shortly. In the meantime, here are two options to choose from:

DONATE YOUR TICKETS
As a valued member of the Cincinnati Ballet family, you can appreciate the impact of cancellations and rescheduling on our financial health. As a non-profit arts organization, Cincinnati Ballet resources are put to the test during an unprecedented crisis such as this. We are asking you to consider donating the cost of your tickets as a gift to Cincinnati Ballet, for which we will gratefully issue you a tax receipt.

In recognition of your generous support, your name will be listed on a special page in our program and online as a Cincinnati Ballet Hero during the 2020-2021 Season.

CINCINNATI BALLET ACCOUNT CREDIT
Alternatively, you can choose to place your ticket purchase value onto your Cincinnati Ballet account. This credit may be used towards our final performance of the season – Bold Moves Plus (July 23-25, 2020) – or any regularly scheduled performance for the 2020-2021 Season (with the exception of The Nutcracker). This credit will be available for you to use through July 31, 2021. After this time, the credit will automatically change to a tax-deductible donation.

If you need additional assistance, please call our Patron Engagement Team at 513-621-5282.

On behalf of the entire Cincinnati Ballet family – dancers, staff, and faculty – we truly appreciate your continued patronage and investment in Cincinnati Ballet and our vibrant arts community. We can’t wait to see you all again in our studios and on the stage. In the meantime, we remain committed to the power of dance, so please follow our social media pages for moments from past performances, online classes, and more exclusive content.

At the Ballet Center
In another step to stem the spread of COVID-19, Governor Mike DeWine ordered fitness centers and gyms, bowling alleys, public recreation centers, movie theaters, water parks and trampoline parks in Ohio to shutter at the end of business Monday, March 16, 2020.

Cincinnati Ballet leaders believe it is in the best interest of our students and faculty to put our Adult Dance & Fitness Division classes on a temporary break. We look forward to being in the studio with you again as soon as is safely possible.  Our team is working swiftly on some remote engagement options to help keep you fit at home. Please make sure to follow us on Facebook (Cincinnati Ballet & Otto M. Budig Academy) and Instagram for updates on digital classes and content. For those with active class passes, your expiration date will be extended to July 31, 2020.

At present, all Otto M. Budig Academy summer programs are anticipated to run as scheduled.

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