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Perth and Kinross would move out of level zero restrictions.Full crowds will return to Perth Concert Hall and Perth Theatre after the announcement.There was relief at Horsecross, the charity and creative organisation behind the theatre and concert hall.And chief executive Nick Williams revealed it was now full steam ahead for the latter part of the year.He told the Perthshire Advertiser: “Following the first minister’s announcement about the easing of most COVID-19 restrictions, we’re pressing

The show did go on for Perth Theatre’s production of Jack and the Beanstalk after two days of panto performances were cancelled due to a COVID outbreak among the cast.

Perth Theatre is set to welcome customers once more in September. The news was revealed during an update from the Horsecross chief executive Nick Williams to the Perth and Kinross Council's scrutiny committee on Wednesday, May 12 The reasoning behind the decision was questioned by Perth City Centre councillor Andrew Parrot.

Perth has called the Scottish Government’s current physical distancing rules “a disaster” and is calling for urgent focus on the pathway for reopening indoor arts venues. Nick Williams, chief executive of HX, the Perth charitable trust behind Perth Concert Hall and Perth Theatre, strongly attacked the lack of a road map towards reopening venues.

Perthshire musician Ian McLaren to write a song - ‘Keep Going Together’ - which will be released today, Friday, March 19.Chief executive of Perth Concert Hall and Perth Theatre Nick Williams, said: “We started our daily Keep Going Together blog the day our venues were forced to close due to the COVID-19 crisis.“Since then, every day without fail, the team has posted moments of culture and community for our audiences and friends to discover while they can’t enjoy live performances in our

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.The man at the helm of Perth Concert Hall has announced they hope to pilot some live audience events in autumn.But Horsecross Arts chief executive Nick Williams this week told councillors uncertainty due to COVID left him and his team with real difficulty in trying to plan anything.Mr Williams was providing an update to Perth and Kinross Council’s scrutiny committee on Wednesday.The Horsecross chief

Perth’s major arts venues, Perth Concert Hall and Perth Theatre have closed to the public. The decision by Horsecross arts in response to coronavirus was announced at 4.40pm on Tuesday, March 17.

The new man at the helm of Horsecross Arts says the increase to the living wage will be a “very large” problem for the cash-strapped body.