Josiah Laubenstein & Brandt Roberts in Boeing Boeing 2019; courtesy Peterson Creative Photography & Design.jpg
LANESBORO, MN — In compliance with the CDC, as well as State guidelines, the Commonweal Theatre in Lanesboro is altering its COVID-19 protocol to reflect the changing situation in Minnesota, effective Friday, May 28th.
As a result of social distancing requirements being lifted, all remaining performances in the 2021 Season are open to full capacity, and all tickets are now on sale. In addition, the Commonweal no longer requires vaccinated patrons to wear a mask when in the building. Unvaccinated patrons are asked to continue masking, and patrons experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 are asked to reschedule their visit. All 5 productions in the 2021 season are also available for streaming.
Producing Artistic Director Hal Cropp realizes the magnitude of this decision: “As we prepare to re-open our theater fully, under the new Minnesota State guidelines, we are at once thrilled and cautious – thrilled to welcome back as many of our loyal audience members and supporters who wish to re-join us in person and cautious in our approach as we are mindful that this virus is still in our midst and desirous of keeping our extended community as safe as possible.” For a complete performance schedule visit the Commonweal’s website, or call the Box Office at (800) 657-7025.
Commonweal leadership and its board of directors will continue to monitor and reevaluate all production decisions as more information about COVID-19 develops. For detailed up-to-date information about all Commonweal programming, please visit www.CommonwealTheatre.org.
(Commonweal Theater)
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