Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden announced that the performances can also take place indoors from August 1 in England, the audience will have to be a great distant friend. This change only applies to England, as anything else in the UK has national administrations that control the reopening of public events. Dowden shared the scoop on Twitter on July 17.
To succeed at the fourth point of the reopening of artistic spaces, one or more conditions must be measured: the social distance must be maintained with a discount capacity. Tickets must be available online, and e-tickets should be used to verify members of public functions to reduce contact between consumers and judicial agents. Places will have to turn to transparent social distance signage and be more or less blank regularly; The functionality can be programmed accordingly to allow time for those blanks. Performers, conductors and musicians deserve to practice social estrangement as much as possible.
Dowden had announced that the functionality can also resume circulation in the UK from 11 July. This step four also follows the announcement of the government’s 1.57 billion pound emergency aid program to support art venues; In addition, theatres, independent cinemas, heritage sites and concert halls may also be eligible for support.