West End production of Six suspends socially distanced performances until March

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Jan 13

In a new statement, the West End production of Six has said that it will not be returning before March.

The tier system caused the show to close before Christmas when it had been playing to socially distanced audiences at the Lyric Theatre in London. The production now hopes to return on 1 March if the lockdown restrictions are relaxed and allow indoor entertainment venues to reopen with precautions in place.

Six is currently running until mid-April, but the possibility of adding more shows to satisfy demands is being discussed. Ticket holders for the shows that have now been suspended will be contacted as soon as possible and the team thanks audience members for their patience.

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