Cancellations continue to pour in from major organizations as they face a myriad of logistic and safety challenges stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic, coupled with social distancing and other safety mandates.
The J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts at Lindenwood University announced Tuesday it has cancelled all touring series performances scheduled for 2020.
“We are holding out hope for the spring events, but will make the decision as to whether those happen based on the safety and well-being of
our students, patrons and community at-large, later this year,” said Kathleen Eads, director of theater operations for the Scheidegger Center. “We anxiously await having you back in the audience and enjoying our live events very, very soon. It will be an exciting, fun and inspiring season, whenever it begins!”
The Scheidegger Center is also home to Lindenwood’s School of Arts, Media, and Communications, which produces annual theater, music, dance, fashion and studio art events. While there will not be physical audience participation for these events this fall, students, faculty and staff will be producing and sharing their work in some format, yet to be announced.
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