Idaho Shakespeare Festival resumes shows after COVID-19 outbreak

The Idaho Shakespeare Pageant will lastly open the curtains to its new present, Ain’t Misbehavin’, on Tuesday after a COVID-19 outbreak compelled reveals to be canceled earlier this month.

The play was alleged to debut on Friday, June 17. Two solid members had already examined optimistic for COVID-19 and had been changed with understudies.

“We heard about one other optimistic that tipped us over, form of the dictated restrict of how we may go on with that many individuals out,” stated Hannah Learn Newbill, the Pageant’s advertising and marketing director.

The third case, reported simply 45 minutes earlier than the curtains had been scheduled to open, meant changing the sick solid member would not be doable. The solid is totally vaccinated.

The Pageant first deliberate to renew reveals on Saturday, however technical difficulties compelled one other change in schedule.

Beginning June 28, Ain’t Misbehavin’ can be proven on the competition each night time till its cut-off date on July 9. There won’t be a present on July 4.

Ticket holders had been invited to donate, refund, or trade their tickets for a later displaying if their present was canceled resulting from COVID-19. In case you had tickets for a canceled present, the Idaho Shakespeare Pageant’s web site will help you course of a refund.