Arkansas has ordered a large theater to abandon its plans to defy the state’s coronavirus restrictions on gatherings by holding what could be the nation’s first major concert this far into the pandemic
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The event, which is expected to draw more than 200 people, would be held three days before Arkansas allows large indoor entertainment venues to reopen. Coronavirus cancellations, delays: Tom Cruise's 'Top Gun' sequel, Justin Bieber tour, BookExpo, Journey tourThe state is allowing theaters, arenas and other entertainment venues to open Monday, but with a cap of 50 people in the audience. Hutchinson said last weekend that the 50-person limit was being revised to allow venues to fill to one-third capacity if they submit a plan approved by the state.
TempleLive on Monday said it planned to move forward with the show after Hutchinson called organizers plans “insufficient.”
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