The theatre sector’s survival comes down to money – and government help
Socially distanced reopenings, clockwise from top left: Six at the Lyric Theatre in November; Sleepless at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre; the National Theatre’s Olivier; Talking Heads at London's Bridge Theatre
So far, many arts organisations have weathered the Covid storm despite being forced to make redundancies. With the Culture Recovery Fund allocations due to be announced, theatre lawyer Sean Egan explains the challenges that lie ahead
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