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As the pandemic begins to recede, cultural organizations are navigating ever-changing guidelines for performers and audiences. We spoke with three arts organizations who’ve taken different approaches as they strive to get back to normal.
Mason Strouse is a board member and director of communications at Clearfield Arts Studio Theatre, called “CAST” for short.
“It’s just been really tough for theaters and for people who enjoy theater,” Strouse says.
The group does 5 or 6 major theatrical productions each year.
“And when we’re not doing the major productions, we are offering dance classes and music classes and art classes and theatre classes. And we also offer open mic kind of things that we call Friday night live.”