How One London Production Company is Helping ‘Leave A Light On’ for West End Performers

London's West End theater heartland has canceled all performances until the end of May as the novel coronavirus crisis continues to keep a stranglehold on the U.K. The news was announced Monday, extending the shutdown beyond the previous date for canceled shows of April 26.

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On March 12, a collection of live entertainment professionals created a Change.org petition requesting specialized assistance from the federal government due to the impact of the coronavirus. Within 10 hours of posting, the petition garnered 10,000 signatures and is well on its way to its 500,000 mark two weeks in.The petition highlighted a dire need for economic assistance for an industry that has been entirely halted due to the global pandemic and for a united union to fight for the cause.

When Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “Phantom of the Opera” opened in Greece this year, it marked the country’s most ambitious theater production to date, with an all-star cast plucked from London’s West End and a local production company that had dreamed of one day staging the hit musical.

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As the world responds to the coronavirus pandemic and the entertainment industry is forced to halt production on shows and films, post-production houses around the globe are finding ways to keep the wheel turning.

The Society of London Theatre has said that all performances at West End theatres are cancelled until April 26 “whilst we wait for further clarity from the Government” about the Covid-19 outbreak.

The coronavirus pandemic has caused widespread disruption to the entertainment industry, with numerous events cancelled or postponed.

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Theatres in the West End and around the UK will close from tonight as part of stringent new measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

London’s The Old Vic theater has pulled the Daniel Radcliffe and Alan Cumming-fronted “Endgame” two weeks ahead of its scheduled end as the coronavirus outbreak slowly begins to impact the West End.

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