In honor of Holocaust Remembrance Month, the theater is presenting a staged reading of The Letter. This is a poignant story of a mother's story, and her last words to her daughter told through a letter.While there is no cost for this event, please consider donating to enjoy meaningful programming such as this reading in the future.****Masks are required on all patrons for the entire performance****For the protection of our cast, who will not be masked during the performance, we require that all patrons wear their masks over their noses and mouths during their entire stay at the theater. Our seats are spaced following current CDC regulations and may not be moved or adjusted. All theater surfaces are professionally coated with a COVID-19 developed antimicrobial sanitizer. Temperatures will be recorded upon check-in. For further information on what the theater is doing to keep its casts, crews, and guests safe, please visit the website and review the pandemic protocol.Your playbill will be digital and delivered in the email confirmation with your ticket(s).For maximum safety, the theater will not be offering concessions for these productions, nor will outside food or drink be allowed.There will be no refunds for patrons asked to leave for refusing to honor our mask requirement.Thank you for your cooperation and your support of The Laboratory Theater of Florida.
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