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A message from Regina Little Theatre regarding pandemic restrictions
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New restrictions on public gatherings were announced by the Government of Saskatchewan on September 16. Although some of these restrictions are not mandated to go into effect until October 1, Regina Little Theatre, in co-operation with the Regina Performing Arts Centre (RPAC), will adopt these measures with the opening performance of Writers Runaround on September 29.
Until further notice, attendance at all RLT performances will require full vaccination and the wearing of masks for admission. Therefore, all patrons must provide proof that they are fully vaccinated, or have tested negative for Covid in the previous 72 hours, or can provide proof of a medical exemption (accompanied by results of a Covid rapid test conducted within the past 48 hours). Acceptable proof of vaccination will be:
- A printout, or screen shot on a mobile device, from Mysaskhealthrecord; or,
- Your Record of Covid-19 Immunization card.
Children under the age of 12, who are not eligible to be vaccinated, will be exempt from this requirement.
Anyone who has already purchased a ticket but is unable to provide proof of vaccination, negative test, or medical exemption may apply to RLT for refund or credit by leaving their names at the RPAC box office.
Patrons will be required to wear masks in the foyer, the washrooms, and in the auditorium.
Regina Little Theatre is also establishing a policy that, until further notice, all participants in public events (i.e., performances) must adhere to the same conditions that are being placed on the audience – that is, all those working in cast, crew, or as front-of-house personnel must be fully vaccinated and wear masks at all times. The only exception to this will be for the actors on stage; note that RLT and RPAC are taking measures to ensure that there will be more than adequate distance between the actors and the audience to ensure public safety.
Rest assured that we are taking the pandemic very seriously and will take all precautions necessary as we resume on-stage activity.
We thank you for your consideration and co-operation.
Until further notice, attendance at all RLT performances will require full vaccination and the wearing of masks for admission. Therefore, all patrons must provide proof that they are fully vaccinated, or have tested negative for Covid in the previous 72 hours, or can provide proof of a medical exemption (accompanied by results of a Covid rapid test conducted within the past 48 hours). Acceptable proof of vaccination will be:
- A printout, or screen shot on a mobile device, from Mysaskhealthrecord; or,
- Your Record of Covid-19 Immunization card.
Children under the age of 12, who are not eligible to be vaccinated, will be exempt from this requirement.
Anyone who has already purchased a ticket but is unable to provide proof of vaccination, negative test, or medical exemption may apply to RLT for refund or credit by leaving their names at the RPAC box office.
Patrons will be required to wear masks in the foyer, the washrooms, and in the auditorium.
Regina Little Theatre is also establishing a policy that, until further notice, all participants in public events (i.e., performances) must adhere to the same conditions that are being placed on the audience – that is, all those working in cast, crew, or as front-of-house personnel must be fully vaccinated and wear masks at all times. The only exception to this will be for the actors on stage; note that RLT and RPAC are taking measures to ensure that there will be more than adequate distance between the actors and the audience to ensure public safety.
Rest assured that we are taking the pandemic very seriously and will take all precautions necessary as we resume on-stage activity.
We thank you for your consideration and co-operation.