Performing arts hall puts together schedule of virtual events

Van Wezel is trying to make the most of the tricky time — and stay top of mind with patrons — by shifting to the virtual arena.


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Courtesy. The city-owned Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall in Sarasota is trying to make the most of the tricky time — and stay top of mind with patrons — by shifting to the virtual arena.
Courtesy. The city-owned Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall in Sarasota is trying to make the most of the tricky time — and stay top of mind with patrons — by shifting to the virtual arena.
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In the midst of social distancing concerns, what’s a large performing arts hall to do? Create a whole new lineup of virtual events.

Performing arts organizations have been hit hard by the pandemic, with many scheduled performances around the region postponed or canceled. The city-owned Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall in Sarasota is trying to make the most of the tricky time — and stay top of mind with patrons — by shifting to the virtual arena. Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall Booking and House Operations Manager Kyle Turoff tells Coffee Talk, “We’re still here, we’re still working and we’re still trying to bring some sort of live culture to the area.”

 

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