As the health of our audiences, staff, and artists are of the utmost importance to us and following Governor Raimondo and the Rhode Island Department of Health’s guidance limiting gatherings at events of more than 250 people for the next two weeks, we have limited the capacity of the Chace Theater for our remaining performances of A Tale of Two Cities.
Any audience member who wishes to not attend A Tale of Two Cities, may exchange into any available performance this spring, Sweat or Sweeney Todd.
Three performances are currently over the recommended threshold, and we are looking for volunteers to exchange out of those performances (listed at https://www.trinityrep.com/plan-your-visit/weather-policy/) and into either a different performance of A Tale of Two Cities or a future production in this season, Sweat or Sweeney Todd.
Though performances of Sweat and Sweeney Todd fall outside the two week window in the Governor’s guidance, we have proactively looked at the next two shows in our season, as well. Due to its lower capacity, the Dowling Theater falls below this definition of large gatherings, therefore performances of our upcoming production of Sweat are unaffected at this time. The seating capacity for Sweeney Todd in the Chace Theater will also be limited to meet these recommendations, for as long as is necessary.
If you would like to exchange out of your performance or donate your tickets back to the theater as a tax-deductible donation, you can contact the box office at (401) 351-4242 or boxoffice@trinityrep.com. ... See more
