Bendigo Venues and Events is unlikely to host any performances until at least October.
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From Friday, state government restrictions allow indoor, seated venues to have a capacity of 20 people.
In a statement to audiences and stakeholders, BVE said its team was working to reschedule shows.
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"We are currently discussing this (capacity) setting with promoters and hirers, but it appears unlikely we will see performances for live audiences proceed in our venues during September," the organisation wrote..
"Our team continues to work tirelessly and creatively with touring companies, promoters and hirers to reschedule performances and events that are unable to reach our stages at this time."
Theatre foyer and exhibition spaces will re-opeen this month with Ainsley O'Connor's photo graphic exhibition Anastasia Maher returning to Dudley House from September 16 to 21. It is open from 11.30am to 4pm weekdays and 10.30am to 4.30pm on weekends.
In The Capital foyer, My Health Story will be on display until November 5. The exhibition is a collaboration of of work by local artists that tells their story of illness, caring, health and wellbeing.
BVE will also host a number of online resources including premium online performing arts content from Australia's finest arts companies and a school holiday program for kids.
Anyone holding tickets to shows impacted by COVID-19 restrictions will be contacted by the BVE box office. The box office will re-open from 9am on September 13 for face-to-face sales and inquiries.
For more information visit www.gotix.com.au
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