The Stoughton Opera House unequivocally requires full vaccination two weeks prior to the show, while others, such as the Barrymore Theatre will allow patrons to attend with a negative test taken within the past 72 hours.įollowing Dane County guidelines, all indoor venues require that concert-goers wear masks at the shows, but this can be difficult to enforce when many spectators are removing their masks to consume alcohol and other concessions during the show.
Rigorous vaccination policies have been implemented by nearly every venue in Dane County, though they can slightly vary. One way to get reluctant fans back in seats could be tight COVID-19 policies. With musical innovation stretching into newer, more popular genres, Read… “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” gazes into Warhol’s “Factory” in University Opera production 20th century opera is a sore spot for some, myself included. “The biggest challenge I would say we have now is getting those people who are still not ready to come back,” Sperling said. The question of how to bring back previous customers still cautious of COVID-19 remains unanswered.Īccording to Steve Sperling, who is the general manager at the Barrymore Theatre, returning to live venues is still not an option for some people. Long guitar riffs, intense drum solos and a large masked, vaccinated crowd cheer as music venues adapt to safely bring back indoor, live music this fall for the first time since March 2020.ĭespite many venues reopening their doors to host concerts, there are still underlying concerns about the industry.
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