Shows that won't re-open

At least you’ll have the BBC production instead. Brought forward on iplayer to this Monday I believe.

I’m wondering about Indecent at Menier Chocolate Factory. They still say they’re gonna reopen 13th April, but I imagine they will extend that to the 26th at the least like everyone else. Plus Alexandra Silber is back in the US so they would need to wait for her to return as well. It’s only slated to run through 9th May with Habeas Corpus scheduled the next week. I’m hoping they reschedule it for this summer or fall. Loved the recorded Broadway production, and was excited to see it in person.

He has a long history of being unreliable, but this is very very likely to be true

What does the tweet say? His tweets are protected.

It's such a shame that some great NT shows have now closed - The Visit, The Welkin, All of Us. The performance schedules of Manor and Jack Absolute Flies Again have been reduced to a handful of performances in July.

I sadly suspect more shows in general will follow. Without being too gloomy, I think this crisis will leave such a psychological scar that audiences who will have grown accustomed to social distancing will not be tempted back to theatres until next year when they have assessed the risk of a second or third wave. The tourists won't be back anytime soon which will cause struggles at the Box office. I sincerely hope I'm wrong about all of this.

I think cinemas and theatres will have the greater mountain to climb to entice people back because of the close proximity. It will happen, it just might take a little while.

^Totally agree with Rory...sadly,but realistically the mental trauma of the rules and rationale behind social distancing will make ‘joe public’ feel that indoor entertainment with other punters in close proximity could be a stressful nightmare to overcome for many and just not worth the risk.
New rules may have to come in regarding dividing seat allocations or blocks of seats in the early days of theatres re-opening,but that might be unworkable for group bookings etc.Going to the theatre and having to sit 2 metres apart from any other customer would be impossible to enact.The more I think about it the more it seems incomprehensible to organise.
My depressing prediction is....shows in situ to re-commence in November at the earliest and new work in early 2021 if the virus is gone.If we get a second or third wave of the virus then all bets are off.
Theatres and cinemas will also have to offer massive discounts to entice punters back.

As soon as life opens up again I will be spending my money big time on restaurants, theatres and the like. I have to help the economy recover.

We Will Rock You's tour is likely to be cancelled. It closes a few weeks after Waitress, and cast members aren't too optimistic it will reopen. However they may reschedule the missed dates to next year, but probably with a new cast

I think any show that hasnt recouped yet will be in danger, even some longer runners that were just ticking along might be too depending how long this goes on for and what deals can be done behind the scenes to help keep costs right down through this

Also this will (hopefully) have taught many people what is and isnt important in life and the privileged throw away society will start to end. So I'm not sure people will be rushing to luxuries in life straight away. Many people have been hit hard with income stopping so not everyone has a healthy bank account and we will all be paying for coronavirus for decades to come regardless. This has shown how important it is to have a rainy day account as you just never know when you'll need it. Even £20 day seats add up over time let alone £80 top price.

I think a lot of older people and immuno-compromised people will still be very cautious of a second wave.  I know I for one don't want to catch it at any point in time!

Unless theatres do things like alternate seating- or open air shows, I think a lot of the core grey-haired audience will be slow to return.

I am talking to lots of other producers who are looking at 2021, because they have decided 2020 is a write-off.