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Cultural quarter, has gone into administration. The lighthouse theatre down the coast in poole is also facing a grim future, with cash reserves fast running out. We have got six to eight weeks where we can survive. But beyond that, it would be very difficult to continue. Opening with social distancing would give us about 16 to 20 maximum capacity, which, for any venue, is not going to cut the mustard in terms of its financial capabilities. So it is not economically viable for most theatres to open under social distancing rules. Which means the show will not go on until we can, once again, gather in large numbers, which might be too late to save struggling regional playhouses. And that would be a big problem for londons west end, a cultural and economic powerhouse which relies on shows created in the regions, like everybodys talking about jamie. That was made in sheffield. The moment i saw it, i went straight away and said to the director, i want to bring it to london. Ill give you a th

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