Covid-19īs impact on the arts world has led to countless films and concerts being scrapped or postponed and theatres and galleries closed. Hereīs an updating list of whatīs affected so far Coronavirus - latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageLatesto All major West End and UK theatres to close and remain closed until further notice. o Sadlerīs Wells cancels all performances with immediate effect for up to 12 weeks.o The Royal Opera House, London has been closed to the public and all performances cancelled with immediate effect.o Londonīs Wigmore Hall has closed until Tuesday 14 April.o Camden Arts Centre, London, closes galleries, cafe, garden, bookshop and studios, reopening date TBA.o Watford Palace Theatre cancels Talking Heads and postpones Abigailīs Party until 2021.o Royal Court theatre cancels Shoe Lady and upcoming productionso Fabric and Ministry of Sound nightclubs in London have closed until further notice.o Elton John postpones North American tour dates (26 March to 2 May), new dates TBA.o Foo Fighters postpone North American tour dates (12-20 April), new dates TBA.o Strand bookstore in New York closed until further notice.o Oxford Literary Festival, due to run 27 March-5 April, cancelled.o Sydney Writers Festival, due to run 27 April-3 May, cancelled.o The ICA in London closes its whole building, including galleries, cinemas and restaurant, for the forseeable future. o Royal Academy in London stays open but cancels its Festival of Ideas, due to have taken place 29 April-3 May. o London Original Print Fair, due to take place 1-3 May, cancelled. o The International Opera Awards, due to take place in London on 4 May, have been postponed until 21 September.o BFI Flare: London LGBTIQ+ film festival, due to start on 18 March, is cancelledo National Gallery in London announces that its exhibition on the life and work of Artemisia Gentileschi is postponedo Stoke Newington Literary Festival, due to run 5-7 June, has been cancelled.o Events in Leeds to ...
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