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The results would be published before the next stage in the government's road map out of the restrictions, the spokesman added. "(The ERP) is gathering important evidence to help get all live events, including theatre shows, festivals and gigs, fully back up and running once it is safe to do so," he added. The producers said reports suggested the pilot events had gone well, but the government had "refused to publish the results from the first phase of the Events Research Programme, despite saying that it would do so on numerous occasions".Ī government spokesman said the research programme was still running.
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The situation is beyond urgent,” the theatre entrepreneur added.īritish authorities have conducted a pilot scheme in recent months, testing audiences at live events from soccer matches to the Brit Awards, to see if they can be held with full crowds. "The Government's actions are forcing theatre and music companies off a cliff as the summer wears on, whilst cherry-picking high-profile sporting events to go ahead. "We simply must now see the data that is being used to strangle our industry so unfairly," said Lloyd Webber LONDON, June 24 (Reuters) - Andrew Lloyd Webber and other impresarios said on Thursday they had started legal action to press Britain's government to publish research into the safety of holding indoor events during the pandemic.Ī joint statement from concert managers and theatre producers, also including Cameron Mackintosh and Sonia Friedman, said the industry had repeatedly urged the government to spell out its reasons for keeping restrictions on audiences in place.
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