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Clovelly Fox postpone WHEN THE RAIN STOPS FALLING

Today, it was announced that Clovelly Fox will be postponing their inaugural production of When The Rain Stops Falling by Andrew Bovell. The show was meant to run from April 2-11. No rescheduled dates have been announced as of yet.

The company released the following statement:

In light of recent developments, it pains us to let you know that we have decided to postpone our debut work WHEN THE RAIN STOPS FALLING by Andrew Bovell, which was due to be performed next month.

While we have a small capacity, it’s only right that we support social distancing and follow the leadership shown by our industry peers at this time. We want to say how incredibly grateful we are to the artists and creatives who have put so much work into this project so far.

We are committed to putting on great theatre and we will find the time to connect with our community in due course. It is our mission to ensure the beautiful performances and exceptional designs that have already been crafted WILL be shared with you all; just not right now.

For our ticket holders, refunds are processed via Eventbrite. Alternatively, if you wish to donate the cost of your ticket to Clovelly Fox (this will go directly to the artists) or leave your ticket there for use when the new dates are identified then please do not request the refund as we are currently liaising with Eventbrite to work out how this could be managed.

Thank you to all those who have supported us so far; we are indebted to you. We are sending our love and support to all those across our industry who have been affected. A reminder that The Arts Wellbeing Collective is there should you need further support.

The fox will prowl at a later date but until then, take care.

Gabi Bergman

Gabi Bergman (she/her) is a Melbourne-based performer and educator, and the current Deputy Editor-in-Chief of AussieTheatre.com. She holds a double degree in Theatre Studies and Film/Screen Studies, along with a Master of Teaching (Secondary Education). A passionate advocate for inclusion and diversity in the arts, Gabi brings her deep love of storytelling to the stage, the page, and the classroom. A lifelong lover of theatre, she spends more on tickets than she’d like to admit. Her most prized possession is her ever-growing collection of theatre programs.

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