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  COVID-19 PROTOCOLS FOR INDOOR PERFORMANCES​
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Since East Lynne Theater Company is following safety protocols set forth by the CDC, state and local governments, and Actors' Equity Association (union), please be advised that OUR protocols change accordingly, and visiting this page often is an excellent idea.  We take seriously the health and wellbeing of our staff, artists, volunteers and audience. 

Everyone who works and volunteers for ELTC have been vaccinated, and the ventilation system has been checked.  Closer to performance dates, we will be sending out reminders about safety requirements via e-mail blasts and social media.

  • All guests, regardless of age or vaccination status, will be required to wear masks while inside.  If you do not have one, we'll provide you with one.  The mask must be worn so that the nose and mouth are covered at all times.
 
  • ​We are socially distancing our seating by using only every other row.  We cannot assign seats in our venue, but guests may choose their seats and our staff will help with social distancing within the rows.  With such restrictions, we are not selling to capacity.  None .of our 2021 productions have intermissions.    
  
  • We are asking artists, audiences, staff, and volunteers to monitor their health and stay home if they are exhibiting any COVID and/or flu-like symptoms.  By entering the theater, you are agreeing that you are not sick and have not had direct contact with anyone who has a confirmed case of COVID-19 in the last 10 days or exhibits symptoms of COVID-19. It is essential that you do not attend the show if you are unwell.  ELTC will allow you to use already purchased tickets another time if you cannot attend due to these health-related reasons. 
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  • Hand sanitizer stations are available throughout the building. 
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  • We encourage ticket purchasing in advance online through Ticketleap.  We will have a list of those who purchased, so guests may merely show their paper tickets or their tickets on their phones to box office personnel to be admitted, without personal contact.   

  • Performance playbills will be lined up along the back, by the windows, for patrons to pick up, without personal contact.
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  • Concessions are only bottled water ( sold before the show) and almonds (sold AFTER the show).   ​
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  • ​Abiding by the rules of Actors' Equity Association (union), there are no opening night parties scheduled at this time for our mainstage season, but we anticipate having a few Q&As with the audience at the theater.  
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Based on CDC and New Jersey State guidelines at the time of performance, protocols are subject to change.  
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MEASURING SUCCESS ​Back in January, 2020, Technical Director Lee O'Connor came up with the idea of small tape measures to commemorate ELTC's 40th Year.  Who knew then, that these handy tape measures would help with Social Distancing!  We are selling these adorable items for only $5.