Ministers are contemplating a “Seat to Help” program to inspire others to return to theaters and sporting events, he said.
Cinemas across the UK have been able to reopen with a socially remote audience since 15 August, but most have opted to remain closed. Industry chiefs say they may not be able to fund exhibits without their full-capacity audience.
Prime Minister and Secretary of Culture Oliver Dowden is now a new government program for the official reopening of theaters, concert halls and sports stadiums.
Officials have now ordered officials to ‘move at an excessive ” pace to reopen, while Boris Johnson is willing to use coronavirus testing in daylight hours to get the public back to pre-pandemic capabilities, the Sunday Times reports.
The new program would possibly resemble the recent “Eat Out to Help Out” program presented by Chancellor Rishi Sunak, which offered others up to 50% off their food from Monday to Wednesday in August. government.
A “Seat to Help” plan may be offering discounted food on Mondays for those who have a same-day ticket, it has been reported.
Writing in Sunday’s Mail, Dowden showed that massive occasions in theaters were in their “mud. “He continued: “We want to start taking seats in much larger numbers, just for the public, just for the positions and livelihoods that count on them. , but also for the entire urban economy.
“Theatre is a mainstay of London’s West End and its absence is painfully reflected in its abandoned streets. Innovation is the key. It has the ability to rewrite the entire script, and I’m ahead of taking some of the most productive experimental concepts to bring others to our rooms safely and put them into practice. “
Dowden then discussed the option of ventilation in theaters or securing “quick tests,” which would allow the audience to verify that they are not using the virus before attending that night.
He added that there were other people “waiting behind the scenes for the full performances of the very important Christmas period” that had all their support.
Many West End movie theater owners say they will want to have between 70 and 80% capacity to make their screens economically viable in the future.
The government had promised 1,570,000,000 euros in the past to keep the arts sector afloat, but the industry still saw thousands of people fired from the pandemic.
Sports stadiums are also recently subject to strict social estating regulations. On 29 August, more than 2500 football enthusiasts took part in a friendly against Chelsea at Brighton’s Amex Stadium, but had to fall with at least one loose seat between them and wear a mask for the match.
Prior to the game, they were asked to complete questionnaires and provide their touch data in the event of an outbreak on the site.
Major sports facilities have still completely reopened, and bosses say they will have to be at 60% of their ability to be financially viable.
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