Bay of Plenty creatives return to their roots after Covid-19 closed the curtains on the world stage
21 Apr, 2021 10:00 PM
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The Collision Theatre Company. Photo / Supplied
And, surprisingly, the Covid-19 travel restrictions have played a leading role in its ascendance. The closure of the border to stop the spread of the virus closed the curtains on the world stage for many aspiring Bay artists but the move also breathed new life into the art scene.
Performers moved back to the Bay of Plenty instead of heading overseas and are now directing shows, performing in nationwide tours and starting their own theatre companies.
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