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Cygnet Theatre has become the first professional theater company in San Diego County to require ticket-buyers to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test result.
The 18-year-old theater in Old Town San Diego made the announcement in an email to patrons on Saturday.
It follows a wave of announcements nationwide that Broadway theaters, concert organizations and opera companies are instituting vaccine and mask mandates to control the fast-spreading Delta variant.
Cygnet’s new policy requires fully vaccinated customers to provide their physical vaccination card, a picture of the card or a digital vaccine record with at least 14 days from the date of final dose.
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The San Diego Symphony's $85 million bayfront concert venue, The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park, officially opens this summer. Here's a look at the inaugural season.
San Diego Symphony Announces Inaugural Season at The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park
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The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park, Managed by the San Diego Symphony, is the First Permanent, Year-Round Bayside Concert Venue in the Nation Operated by a Symphony Orchestra; The Inaugural Season Launches August 6
The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park SAN DIEGO (PRWEB) May 21, 2021 San Diego, CA The San Diego Symphony today announced its inaugural season of concerts at The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park, the spectacular new year-round outdoor venue with 360-degree views of downtown, the marina, and the bay. Opening August 6-8, the season will offer more than 40 concerts between August and November 2021, including eight concerts led by Music Director Rafael Payare. From classical music to Broadway, film, jazz, pop, Latin and classic rock, the season will showcase more than 50 featured artists who will perform as part of the Symphony’s
SAN DIEGO â After quietly raising $98.7 million from key philanthropic supporters over the past five years, the San Diego Symphony announced Thursday that its new bayside concert venue downtown will officially be called The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park.
The name is in honor of its two top donors: Ernest and Evelyn Rady contributed the lead gift of $15 million toward the construction of the venue, while Joan and Irwin Jacobs gave $11 million.
The outdoor venue s central gathering space for dining and socializing will be named⯠Prebys Plaza in honor of the late Conrad Prebys and The Conradâ¯Prebys Foundation, which contributed $15 million to the symphony. Of that amount, $12.5 million was designated for construction costs.