Stamford's Curtain Call receives Shuttered Venue Operators Grant to help pay for show expenses
Stamford's Curtain Call has received a lifeline to help it stay open.
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Jun 26, 2021, 2:17 AM
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5h agoStamford's Curtain
Call has received a lifeline to help it stay open.
The theatre group
has been awarded a Shuttered Venue Operators Grant. The funding will help pay
for show royalties, lumber for sets and material for costumes.
It will also be
used to invest in the theatre's sound system. Curtain Call's executive director
says he's overwhelmed by this honor.
The theatre will
open for its first season since the pandemic began in September.
Hand sanitizer
will be available, and staff are encouraging people to wear masks.
