Australian Musical Theatre Festival is following best practice to keep the Festival COVIDSafe.
STAY AT HOME IF YOU ARE UNWELL
The big one! You must not attend an event if you are:
- feeling unwell
- showing symptoms of coronavirus (COVID-19)
- awaiting a coronavirus (COVID-19) test result
- have otherwise been directed to self-isolate or quarantine
Click here to view the Festival’s Ticketing Terms & Conditions.
If you begin to feel unwell while at an event, please contact a venue staff member immediately.
HOW TO BE COVIDSAFE
Every venue participating in the Festival will ensure the event is conducted safely and in accordance with the requirements and recommendations of local government, workplace health and safety regulators, and others.
General COVIDSafe practices that you should follow at any Festival venue include:
- Stay home if you are unwell.
- If you become unwell at the event, please leave the event.
- Where practicable keep some distance from other people or social groups.
- Wash and sanitise your hands.
- You are welcome to wear a face mask. Wearing a face mask can reduce the risk of catching
or spreading viral infections, especially when space is limited. Particularly consider wearing a face mask if you are at risk of severe illness from COVID-19 and/or the community incidence of COVID-19 is moderate or high. - Stay up to date with the latest information from the Tasmanian Government at coronavirus.tas.gov.au
WHAT AUSTRALIAN MUSICAL THEATRE FESTIVAL IS DOING TO BE COVIDSAFE
The health of our audience, artists and staff is of the highest importance. Some of the protective measures to expect when you attend a Festival performance include:
- Options for paperless ticketing and cashless box offices
- More time between shows so audiences coming out do not mix with audiences waiting to go in
- Greatly reduced crowding in foyers and hallways
- Regular cleaning and sanitising of our venues and public areas
- Availability of hand sanitiser at all venues
- Mask friendly venues at all Festival events
- Seating in venues that complies with current state government requirements