Bank of America Performing Arts Center Will Remain Closed for Live Events Until Jan. 2021
The City of Thousand Oaks announced today that The Bank of America Performing Arts Center, Thousand Oaks (BAPAC) will remain closed for live events until January 2021.
All programs that are on the calendar through December will be rescheduled. All patrons will be notified as soon as the new dates are confirmed. If a show must cancel, patrons will be notified of refund options.
When performances resume in January the building will have been without live performances for 41 weeks. This unprecedented dark period is a direct result of the prolonged safety and health concerns arising from COVID-19. Although the venue will not hold live events with audiences, the theatres may be used for potential filming and streaming opportunities without live audiences.
“Since March the BAPAC staff has been tirelessly working through every possible scenario for reopening, all the while ensuring the health and safety of our audiences, artists and staff,” said General Manager, Jonathan Serret. “We’ve considered a wide variety of factors for a reasonable timeline to re-open and it became clear to us with restrictions and limitations on capacity, and not knowing when live events will be allowed to resume, that there is no reasonable way to open before 2021. Should health officials become more optimistic about a safe timeline to resume live events, we will work as quickly and safely as possible to open sooner.”
Rescheduled Performances:
Karla Bonoff has been rescheduled to October 17, 2021
Trolls Live! has been rescheduled to July 26-27, 2021
Paula Poundstone has been rescheduled to February 5, 2021
Riverdance has been rescheduled to January 5-6, 2021
Shen Yun World Tour has been rescheduled to April 6-8, 2021
Jersey Boys has been rescheduled to January 19, 2021
Roger McQuinn has been rescheduled to July 16 & 17, 2021
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