The Menier Chocolate Factory postpones performances of Indecent

The Menier Chocolate Factory has postponed performances of Indecent until April 13.

The play had been due to officially open on March 23 and run until May 9.

However performances have today (March 16) been suspended until next month.

In a statement, the venue said: “We have taken the difficult decision today to suspend all performances of Indecent up to, and including, 12 April. Our priority is to the health and wellbeing of our company and our audiences.

“We will continue to monitor the situation during this period, and adjust our plans as necessary in conjunction with our company’s needs, and advice from the government.

“We remain committed to the production – Paula Vogel’s play is a rare and beautiful piece of writing, and we will be proud to share it with audiences at the Chocolate Factory when the time is right.

“For those who have purchased tickets for this period, you will be contacted in due course by your point of sale to discuss options. Like many in our industry today, as an unsubsidised venue, this will impact on us greatly.

“If you are in a position to support us – and we understand not everyone can, by donating the cost of your ticket, that would be hugely appreciated.”

It follows Endgame at The Old Vic closing early and The Turbine Theatre cancelling all of its performances through until at least April 16.

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