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To Our Valued Subscribers and Patrons,
We hope you are healthy and have been staying safe during this challenging time. As the number of those who are getting vaccinated continues to grow, we are beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel. However, the current COVID restrictions and capacity limits in Rhode Island, coupled with the safety protocols required by the artistic unions with which we are associated, will prevent our being able to move forward with the originally planned 2021 summer season. 
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We have contacted the publishing houses which hold the licensing rights in order to secure permission to produce the previously selected musicals during the summer of 2022. Prepurchased Tickets and Subscriber packages will automatically be transferred to the 2022 season.
“Although we are unable to move forward with the season we had planned, we have gotten permission to reschedule the pre-season production of Mamma Mia! until the end of the summer,” said Mr. Hanney. “We are hopeful that the majority of the population will have been vaccinated and that the regulations will have changed substantially, allowing us to return to our beloved barn.”
Mamma Mia! is currently scheduled to be presented from August 18 – September 5, 2021. Previously purchased tickets will be automatically transferred to the corresponding performance.
In addition, numerous scenarios are being considered in the hopes of providing additional entertainment to the community this summer. An announcement regarding exact plans will be made once details have been solidified and we sincerely appreciate your patience.
If you should have any questions or concerns, though our Box Office is currently closed, feel free to send an email to boxoffice.tbts@gmail.com and someone will respond as quickly as possible.
We hope to see you at some point this summer!
Sincerely,
Bill Hanney and the entire team at TBTS
“Although we are unable to move forward with the season we had planned, we have gotten permission to reschedule the pre-season production of Mamma Mia! until the end of the summer,” said Mr. Hanney. “We are hopeful that the majority of the population will have been vaccinated and that the regulations will have changed substantially, allowing us to return to our beloved barn.”
Mamma Mia! is currently scheduled to be presented from August 18 – September 5, 2021. Previously purchased tickets will be automatically transferred to the corresponding performance.
In addition, numerous scenarios are being considered in the hopes of providing additional entertainment to the community this summer. An announcement regarding exact plans will be made once details have been solidified and we sincerely appreciate your patience.
If you should have any questions or concerns, though our Box Office is currently closed, feel free to send an email to boxoffice.tbts@gmail.com and someone will respond as quickly as possible.
We hope to see you at some point this summer!
Sincerely,
Bill Hanney and the entire team at TBTS
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* MAMMA MIA! is an Encore Presentation and not part of the 4-Show Subscription Series
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HISTORY OF THEATRE BY THE SEA
By Betty J. Cotter, Special to The Journal Act I: Birth of ‘the Barn’
FULL STORY - Posted Jun 4, 2020 Act II: The golden age of the 1950s FULL STORY - Posted Jul 9, 2020 Act III: Tommy Brent ushers in the swinging ’60s FULL STORY - August 21, 2020 Act IV: A new team puts down roots FULL STORY - September 11, 2020 |
While Rhode Island’s venerable summer playhouse is shuttered
by the Coronavirus, we look back at its storied history. |
We stand in solidarity with our Black employees, fellow theatre creators, performers, musicians, crew, audience members, and all those in the Black community. We stand against racism. We stand against discrimination in all forms. We see you, we hear you. We are listening. We know we’re not perfect. We know we have not always been vocal when we should have. For that, we are truly sorry.
Actions will always speak louder than words. We must now collectively take it upon ourselves as an organization and individual citizens to do the work—to donate, to research, to self-educate, to train staff, to protect employees/guests, to stand against hate, to stand against racism at all touchpoints. We know we have a long way to go to shape the future we wish to see in life, on stage, and behind the scenes. We must never again fall silent. We must work together to speak out, now and forever, until #BlackLivesMatter is more than just a movement, but the tangible reality of true justice for all.
Actions will always speak louder than words. We must now collectively take it upon ourselves as an organization and individual citizens to do the work—to donate, to research, to self-educate, to train staff, to protect employees/guests, to stand against hate, to stand against racism at all touchpoints. We know we have a long way to go to shape the future we wish to see in life, on stage, and behind the scenes. We must never again fall silent. We must work together to speak out, now and forever, until #BlackLivesMatter is more than just a movement, but the tangible reality of true justice for all.
- BILL HANNEY | NORTH SHORE MUSIC THEATRE | THEATRE BY THE SEA | CAPE LIVE! -
