“Hard decisions are being made throughout the arts world — whether by commercial or non-profit enterprises — I feel and truly share any disappointment these cancellations bring,” executive director of PAC, Adele Adkins said. “This is a really tough time, and it is affecting all of us. In a field where our goal is to bring people together, the decision to cancel an event or show did not come lightly but is that right thing to do based on all the guidance coming from the CDC and Ohio Governor.”
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The Goitse performance on Saturday, March 14 is canceled and The Theater Arts production of Urinetown scheduled for March 27, 28 and 29 will be postponed. Potential new performance dates are being considered.
Adkins said tickets purchased for these two performances will be refunded from the point of sale. Tickets purchased online will be automatically refunded to the credit card customers used. Ticketholders who purchased tickets in person or by phone, should contact the box office at 937-328-3874.
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