Larry Yando stars as Ebenezer Scrooge in “A Christmas Carol” at the Goodman Theatre. | Liz Lauren
Performances resumed Sunday after a brief cancelation last week due to COVID exposure within the company ranks.
After resuming performances on Sunday of its beloved holiday production of “A Christmas Carol” following a three-day hiatus due to COVID-19 exposure among the company ranks last week, the Goodman Theatre on Monday announced it was cancelling all remaining performances of the show.
On its website, the Goodman posted a statement that read: “After learning of a COVID-19 exposure in our production company, it was necessary to suspend performances to allow time for testing/isolation protocols. The safety of our audiences, artists and staff remains our top priority, and we appreciate your patience and understanding that we must proceed with an abundance of caution.”
The theater last week was forced to cancel performances Dec. 21-24 due to COVID, but announced the production would resume performances on Sunday, when both the matinee and evening performances went on as scheduled.
Ticketholders to the affected performances (through Dec. 31) will be notified via email and are being given the option to view the production at home via stream. Refunds are also available by calling (312) 443- 3800 or by email at [email protected].
