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The iconic marquee of the Florida Theatre is one of the most famous landmarks in the downtown Jacksonville area. Since the second act from the movie theater to the performing arts venue, neon lights have been illuminating some celebrities in the entertainment industry until it gets dark in March.
No one can predict what will happen in early 2020. After the high-profile end of 2019, the year had a good start. However, when Numa Saisselin, the director of the Florida Theater, performed on stage on March 12, welcoming the audience to the performance that night, he cheered with Get the Led Out and expressed his emotional indefinite duration. Goodbye.
"That was the week, and the shit was furious. The main sports arenas started to close, the NBA closed their seasons, and obviously, the public meeting venues had to be closed. We actually made the decision in the afternoon, so that night I told the audience in a behind-the-scenes speech. I said, I think this is the last time we see you," he recalled.
The next day, actually the same day the Mayor Lenny Curry ordered the closure of all sports and entertainment venues, this historic theater closed its doors, and these doors have been closed for the past few months. shut down.
"We want to say that we closed voluntarily out of public interest, but it doesn't matter, because we will be closed the next day anyway. Everything happened so fast, it's a difficult decision to make. Serlin said. "In retrospect, we thought it would be two weeks, and we were afraid of it."
Independent music venues are victims of the COVID-19 pandemic. These places are an indispensable part of the country’s cultural structure. They are the first places to close and will be closed after the new coronavirus infection. Approximately 90% of venue owners, promoters and bookers stated that if there is no other financial assistance, they are in danger of being permanently closed. Now it's just the empty echoes of the dim stage and empty seats. The performing arts world urgently needs music to be played again.
"We are experiencing a life where no one is alive. I obviously think that some of our leaders perform better than others, but even those who I think are doing well are still working hard." Lin said. "The worst part for us is that we don't know when the business will resume. We will need 8 to 12 weeks to start advertising and prepare for the show. We will eventually cancel the show by default."
(NIVA) and the National Independent Talent Organization (NITO) approved the "Preservation of Our Stage Act." The National Independent Venue Association (NIVA) was established from the beginning of the COVID-19 closure and currently represents more than 2,000 members in all 50 states and Washington, DC. NIVA's mission is to maintain and nurture independent live music venues, sponsor ecosystems and festivals throughout the United States.
To date, more than 1 million emails have been sent through SaveOurStages.com, letting all 538 members of Congress know that voters want to keep independent venues active.
The first few weeks of mid-March are blurry. A lot of new information appears every day. Once you wrap your head in a set of situations, things happen so quickly that they will completely change in the blink of an eye, replaced by a whole set of new information to be processed. For those venue operators struggling to stay afloat, it feels as if they are overwhelmed by a piece of cement.
In the weeks and months that followed, Catherine faced countless concerns. How will the Florida Theater maintain a healthy workforce? From security to parking attendants, these employees rely on performance time to earn extra income. What will happen to them? Without the shared connection inspired by audience members, how will the community sustain itself? Will the Florida Theater survive in an unknown world?
"All of our performance staff are out of work. All stage performers, bartenders, security and part-time box office staff are usually at work, and we usually work when we perform. We have been able to keep the administrative staff intact. We were at 3. It closed on December 12 and held a board meeting on March 18. The board made it very clear that we must let everyone be hired. This will end one day, and we must make sure that we still have our employees when this happens ."He said.
"We are about to lay off twice, and we were able to resolve both times. Therefore, we hope that sometimes something will happen." He said. "If Congress decides to A) do something and B) shine in the entertainment industry, then the "save our stage law" is a possibility because we
shut down. We can't open it. "
According to the law, the Florida theater can be opened at 50% of the production capacity, but due to the private layout of the venue, the necessary social distance restrictions, the smaller lobby, bar and restroom areas, the production capacity can only be limited to 25%, which is financially Is not feasible.
"We were ordered to close by the government, and we are happy to do so because we have to overcome this difficulty. If that is the case, but at the same time, we will thank the government for some support. This is a bit like an outstanding domain name. The government comes in and says The public interest needs to build a highway and we will pay for your property. This should be the same thing. You must be closed for the public interest, and we will provide you with some help. Received a certain amount of attention in Congress. Amy Amy Klobuchar and John Cornyn introduced it in the Senate, but have not voted yet. It seems that they may take a vacation without voting.
While serving as the president of a non-profit organization, Catherine suffered a temporary shutdown during the hurricane. But the flood subsided and it resumed business. He worked in New York after 9/11, when the curfew had been in chaos for about six weeks, "but this is not the case."
"This is a very strange situation because it's a bit like 9/11, but it's not true. It's a bit like canceled because of a hurricane, but it's not true." He said. "All of these elements are a bit like other things, but not exactly the same."
For venues like the Florida Theater, there is no contingency plan to deal with the general health crisis. Catherine said that he has managed to raise enough relief funds, including grants and loans totaling 1.2 million US dollars, which will last until late November or early December. What happened after that was a huge question mark.
"This is important because the Florida Theater is part of what makes Jacksonville a unique place, and it supports many jobs. Many people who are not hired by us get jobs directly from us. All of this adds up to the economic impact every year At $12 million, the full-time jobs it supports are equivalent to 401 jobs, $10 million in household income, and more than $1 billion in state and city taxes. We hope to stay the same when everything is over, because that would be worse. If we It’s not worth it to go through the pandemic and reach the other end, and the Florida Theater closes down. And you can magnify it by all other art venues in Jacksonville. You can apply it to Jacksonville Theater, Arena, Times Alliance Center, Symphony Orchestra. There are tens of thousands of jobs nationwide."
The "Save Our Stage Act" will provide small business management subsidies to independent live music venue operators affected by COVID-19 home orders. These grants will provide financial support for at least six months to keep the site running, ensure employees are paid and maintain important economic sectors for communities across the country.
If ticket sales will not resume until 2021, the industry alone will lose an estimated $9 billion in ticket revenue. The "Save Our Stage Act" established a $10 billion grant program for operators, promoters, producers and talent representatives of live performance venues. The legislature also instructs small business administrators to provide grants to eligible grantees that are equal to 45% of total revenue in 2019 or $12 million, whichever is less.
It will also authorize small business administrators to issue supplementary grants when funds are still available in the future, and applicants can demonstrate continued demand and allow recipients to use the grants for costs incurred during the COVID pandemic, including rent, water and electricity, Mortgage debts, PPE purchases, daily maintenance of payment contractors, administrative expenses, taxes, operating leases, and capital expenditures related to meeting state, local or federal social distancing guidelines.
The irony is that we have gone through a huge business for about a year and a half. For whatever reason, October 2019 is a bad month for us. Then from November 2019 until March 12 this year, this is like an unstoppable shipping time for us. The programs we can book are great, we donated a lot, and we raised $7.5 million for a $10 million fundraising event. And on March 13, we closed the door, so it was really bittersweet because we had a very important moment. "Catherine recalled.
"I used to tell everyone in the office like this kind of riding because it is not always easy. The good times will end; the business does slow down. This is the way of development, but no one predicted it. One point. But I do think that, at least for us, when it's over, it's like flipping a light switch. People are eager to return to normal, but the longer it lasts, the greater the economic impact on people. But from Mentally, mentally, it’s like flipping a light switch, because people will want to go out and watch the show right away. I hope that when we resume business, our recovery will be quick."
At the beginning of the pandemic, Catherine's biggest worry was whether it was possible to rearrange the performances that had been rearranged, and the audience resistance that followed. Now it is happening and no one cares. "Everyone has learned to cheer and cheer. Most people just keep their tickets and shrug metaphorically and say:'Oh, that should be the performance in March, and then the performance in July. It's January now? 'What can you do? If you want a refund, we are happy to return your money to you, but 90% of people hang their tickets and say, "Well, as long as there are shows, we will see you. "He said.
Tickets are a tangible reminder of life in British Columbia (before Covid). At first glance, the events scattered on the theater calendar give a glimmer of hope. Considering the context, limited programming mainly includes rearranged events until 2021. "We seem to resume limited programming, but in fact they will all be displayed in a predetermined manner in the future," Saisselin said. "We may show something on this year's calendar, but there is no doubt that it will change. 2020 will be a baptism."
Small fragments of a glimmer of hope are emerging, with the silver lining set off by the gravel of the year. Donations are being held and membership renewals remain stable. Since the beginning of the pandemic, dozens of new shows are on sale, and they are all selling well. In some cases, the sales of the show were better than the last time. They were a small victory in half a step. This is a huge leap to the unknown, this is the biggest challenge.
"In all of this, the two things that give me hope are that the performers and everyone who works for them are super cooperative in rescheduling the show. The artists on the tour want to work, and they will be ready to resume work as soon as possible. If you It’s Taylor Swift, you can afford it. If you’re Beyonce, you can say, “I’m going to stay with the kids until it’s over”, but perform Most people in the art world need work. Obviously, all of this will end." Cesselin said.
"The other thing that gave me hope was the audience. When we rescheduled the performance, people kept hanging on their tickets and happily rolling with their fists. The audience was eager to go out. When it was over, they went to the concert. In short, they are all going to do it again."
People still have an infinite sense of uncertainty for all the hopes brought by ticket sales and membership drive. "If you tell me on New Year's Eve,'This is what will happen in the next 90 days', I will say that you are drunk. If you tell me on March 12, that is our last show Night, it will be more than 20 weeks, and there is no end in sight, I will still say that it is crazy conversation. We will never survive. I am confident that if we can get to the other end of this step, it is The key, then we will be fine.
"I want people to realize the importance of music and art in life. People want to have music and art in their lives, and want to cooperate with each other. Therefore, I hope people realize how important this is in daily life. It is unique and very temporary. Sex is a word I like to use. You are listening to what happened for you in that time and space, and it will never happen again like this."
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Regal Beach Boulevard 18
Regal Beach Boulevard Stadium 18 Cinema
Regal Cinemas Avenues 20 & RPX, Maggianos Little Italy
Regal Avenue.
Regent Plaza Shopping Center
Renaissance World Golf Village Resort
Orsay Restaurant
Rethread
Revolutionary scene
Rhythm and Ribs Festival
Rhythm factory
Libo Club
Ribo Monument
Rich's Cheese Steak
Ritz Theatre and Museum
Ritz Theatre
Ritz Theatre and Museum
Ritz Theatre and Museum
River and post
River City Brewing Company
Riverside Art Market
River Avenue Christian Church
Avondale
Avondale River Conservation Area
Riverside Art
Riverside Art Association-Church of the Good Shepherd
Riverside park
Riverside Park (Jacksonville)
Riverside Presbyterian Day School
Rod Haver Boys Ranch
Rome
Rome, Italy
Rome, Italy
Ronald McDonald House Charity in Jacksonville
Root Jax
Royal Caribbean "Harmony of the Seas" cruise ship
St. Mark Street
Sabal Pines Park
Sago Coffee
St. Augustine Aquarium
Salem Center
SaltAER Studio
San Jose Anglican Church
San Juan Rio Parish Family Center
San Marco Bookstore
Piazza San Marco
San Marco Theatre
San Marco Threatre
Sabez
Schultz Center
Schultz Center Teaching and Leadership
Scout and Molly's
Chaser Lounge
SeaSide Bistro and Bar
Amelia Island Waterfront Gallery
Seasons 52 Restaurant
secret
Choose where to save
Homemade theater
Centennial Park-Springfield
Noby
Shanty town
Shanty Bar
Sheraton Heathrow Hotel, Heathrow Airport, Cohenbrook Bypass, Hammondsworth, West Drayton UB7 0HJ, UK
Sheraton Jacksonville Hotel
Avondale Shopping Center
Coastal United Methodist Church
Schultz Center
Sidecar Jax
Audiovisual production
Singing Loudly Festival
Singapore
Six hundred kings
Skate Station Mandarin
Soluna Yoga Spa
Jacksonville Riverwalk, South Bank
Southern Wenhua Branch Library
Southern ground
Southern Ground Company
Southern Swells Brewing Co.
Nanguang Gallery
South Side Baptist Church
Space 42
The spirit of Suwanee Music Park
Gastropub in Split
Spring field
Historic District of Springfield, Jacksonville, Florida
Springfield Improvement Association and Archives
Springfield Conservation and Rehabilitation (SPAR)
Blues
Saint Augustine Art Association
St. Augustine Outlet Mall
St. Augustine Premium Outlets
St. Augustine Alligator Park Zoo
St. Augustine Amphitheater
St. Augustine Celtic Music and Heritage Festival
St. Augustine Winery
St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum
St. Benedict's Marsh
St. Benedict Moor Church
St. Catherine's Catholic Church
St. John's Cathedral
St. John's Beach Pier
St. Johns County Fair
St. Johns River
Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. Mark
St. Mark's Day School
St. Mary's Little Theatre
Saint Mary Railway
St. Patrick's Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Catholic Church
St. Paul's Catholic Church Auditorium
St. Simons Island Pier Village
Stage Aurora Performance Hall
Stanton University Preparatory School
Stephen Foster Folk Cultural Center State Park
Stephen Foster State Park, White Springs
Stratum | Clothing
Subaru in Jacksonville
Sun ray cinema
Super food and beer
Surfer [bar]
Surfers Bar Jacksonville Beach
Swamp House Riverside BBQ
Sweet Pete's Candy
Swoozie
Sydney
Sydney, Australia
Tabla Rasa Brewing
TAC II Joint Studio C4
Parking lot at the tailgate
Tailgate parking lot
Tanglewood Park
To be determined
Terry Concert Hall
Theater company The 5 & Dime
Amp saint augustin
The Amp, 1340C A1A South, St. Augustine
Art Center Cooperative
Jacksonville Pier Art Center Gallery
Avenue Mall
Beach museum
Bread and plate
fraternity
Capital Grill-Roadside Takeout and Delivery
Argyll Church
Recipe restaurant
Kangmei Art Garden Museum
Password open microphone poem and soul
Dunn Event Center
Escape game Jacksonville
Fish grill
Florida Ballet Theater
Florida Theater
Foundation Academy
Glass factory
Amelia Island Golf Club.
Grand Rose Ballroom
Ice factory
Island bar
Island Theater
Jacksonville Humane Society
Justice bar
Lark
Downtown market
Metro
Northeast Florida Nonprofit Center
Rave reviews
Regent Plaza Shopping Center
Roda Martin Heritage Center
River club
Jacksonville River Club
Silver Bull
Yiyang Hot Spring
Space gallery
Best attractions and city lounges
Temple-Congregation Ahavath Chess
United Art Studio and Gallery
Refuge in 1930
The dome of the museum in 1930
Vosted
Jacksonville Theater
Jacksonville Theater, 2032, St. Mark's Avenue.
Things are special
Thrasher-Horne Center
TIAA Banking Field
Terry K. Fowler Regional Park
Times United Performing Arts Center, Moran Theater
Times United Performing Arts Center, Moran Theater
Terry Theater Times United Performing Arts Center
Times Alliance Performing Arts Center
Times Alliance Performing Arts Center
Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
Town Beer Co., Ltd.
City Hall Jax
Orange Park Town
TPC saw grass
TrailMark
Treaty Oaks
Tree Hill Nature Center
Double Oak Bluegrass Park
UF/IFAS expand Duval County Agriculture
UF/IFAS Nassau County Expansion
United Nations Foundation
United Nations Foundation Adam Herbert University Center
United Nations Andrew Robinson Theater
United Nations Foundation Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation
United Nations Foundation Continuing Education Division
United Nations Foundation Continuing Education Division
United Nations Foundation Fine Arts Center
United Nations Foundation Art Gallery
United Nations Hodges Stadium
UNF JB Coxwell Amphitheater
United Nations Foundation John Delaney Student Union
United Nations Lazara Performance Hall
United Nations Foundation LGBT Resource Center
United Nations Foundation Library-Community
The United Nations Lufrano Cultural Exchange Hall
United Nations Foundation Printing Association
Unidos En LaMúsica: Latin American Festival
Unii Plaza
University of Central Florida
University of North Florida Stadium
American Guarantee Club-TIAA Banking Field
Valencia
Different locations in St. Augustine, Florida
Vera Francis Hall Park
Veterans Memorial
Veterans United Brewery
Victory Lutheran Church
Victory Lutheran Church & Preschool
Victory Lutheran Church and Kindergarten
Victory Kindergarten
Vienna
Verano Beach Avenue
Villa Zorada Museum
virtual
Virtual-Comcast Business
Virtual event
Visit Jacksonville
Visit St. Marys, Georgia
VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena
Warehouse 31 has been released
Internet Conference
Wells Fargo Center in Downtow
West Side School
whiskey
Whiskey Jax Kitchen and Cocktail-Baymeadows
Evil Barley Brewing Company
Evil Barley Brewing Company-Jacksonville, Florida
Willow Branch Library
Willow Park
World Sports Federation
WJCT sound field
WJCT Studio
Wolf and cub
Mystery Museum of Wolf
Wonderlandjax
Word revolt
The world famous bull tavern
World Golf Hall of Fame
World Golf Village
World Golf Village St. Augustine Resort
International celebration of the world
World Summit on Hematology and Cell Therapy
Simenez-Fat House Museum
Yellow house
ZenCog
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Zurich
Event organizer
5 & a dime
5 points Merchants Association
ABET | Atlantic Beach Experimental Theater
Adams Bluegrass
Alhambra Theater and Restaurant
American Island Chamber Music
Ancient city scam
Angel for Alison
Anheuser-Busch
Anthony Whiting
Apex Theatre Studio
Art republic
Artist Series
Atlantic Beach Experimental Theater
Avant-garde art
Backwoods Country Jam
Beach Museum and Historical Park
Beach Town Center
Cafe 11
St. Augustine Cathedral
Atlantic Beach
Gainesville
Jacksonville
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Beach City
St. Augustine Beach Civic Association
Clean Water Music Festival
Collective scam
Jacksonville School Community
Craig Wickless
Daniel Kiddes
Recliner
Little dinosaur
DONNA Marathon Weekend
Downer Park
Douglas Anderson School of Art
City view
Earth Day Jacksonville
EPIC service
EU Jacksonville
EU Jacksonville Entertainment Publication
European Street
Memorabilia
Farah and Farah
Fernandina Beach Little Theater
Department of Dramatic Art, Flagler College
Flagler College Government and Public Policy Forum
Florida Folk Festival
Florida Junior Chamber of Commerce/Jacksonville Yasis
Florida Mining
Florida State ParkFlorida State Park
Florida Surfing Association
Florida Bird Watching and Photography Festival
FOCUS (jointly support the friends of the marine community)
Fountain of Youth
Freebird Live
Friends of Haiming Park
Friends of the Ferry
FSCJ Artist Series
FSCJ Deerwood Center
Fun4FirstCoastKids.com
Gambling Rogers Festival
Men Herun
Girl went green
Coastal music
Jacksonville Big Goldfish Championship
Jacksonville's green landscape
Guardian Advertising Lite
Historic Springfield Street Cruise
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Island of Faith United Methodist Church
Johnson Gallery
Jacksonville Botanical Garden
Jacksonville Regional Golf Association and North Florida
Jacksonville Fleet FC
Jacksonville Artists Association
Jacksonville Children's Choir
Jacksonville Children's Choir
Jacksonville Comedy Club
Jacksonville Dragon Boat Festival
Jacksonville Fencing Club
Jacksonville Fencing Club,
Jacksonville Giants Basketball
Jacksonville Historical Society
Jacksonville Jaguars
Jacksonville Porch Festival
Community Relations and Marketing Coordinator, Jacksonville Public Library
Jacksonville Shark
Jacksonville sun
Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra
Jacksonville University School of Fine Arts
Jacks Beach Festival
Jax Food Truck Rally
Jaxby Jax Literature and Art
Jacksons Night Market
Jeff Price
Jia Art Committee
K9s United
Kaylah Norris
Children's Mural Project
Live music live here
Local artists gather
Madeleine Peck Wagner
Mee Mee TV Jax
Science History Museum
Music ear event
MyVillage project
Nate Price
Natedoesfood
National Barbecue Association JAX
National Park Service
Natural life
North Florida Civil Network
North Florida Land Trust
Flash
Orangery
Parrot Head (PHINS) of Natural Environment Corporation
PGA Tour
Pink Ribbon Symposium Hotline
Beach player
Jacksonville Propeller Club
QuiltFest, Inc.
Rachel Best Henry
Crow promotion
Ray Lewis Gift
Retrorama collection
Ritz Chamber Player
River City Pride
Rod Harvey Boys Ranch
Romansa Festival
Rotary Club
Rotating foundation
San Jose Catholic School
San Marco Conservation Society
Coastal Union
SMG
Sponsored by the Friends of Pontevedra Concert Hall
St. Augustine Professional Firefighter IAFF Local 2282
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Saint Augustine Art Association
St. Augustine Lighthouse
Saint Augustine Shrine
Saint John's River Guardian
Saint Mary Railway
Aurora Theater Company
Sun ray cinema
Surfers First Coast Chapter
Swamp radio
Tango lovers production
Slaughter Killer Bowl
Five cents
Theater company The 5 & Dime
Wuheyijiao Theater Company
Artist Series
Katy Hut Ranch Wildlife Sanctuary
Ponte della Vedra Beach Cultural Center
Florida Dairy Commission
DONNA Foundation
Eastern Surfing Association (ESA) North Florida District
Elements of MOSH
Florida Forum
Ixia Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Association
Jacksonville Shark
Jacksonville Suns
Performing Academy
Ritz Theatre and Museum
Scream park
Spoonbill and Sprocket Scenic Bike Tour
St. Augustine's 450th Anniversary
St. Augustine Independent Restaurant Association (SAiRA)
Talent Group
ThinkTop Media Group
Thrasher Horne Art Center
Thrasher-Horne Center Art Gallery
Papaya Park Foundation
Timuquana Country Club
Tom Kovlin Jay Fund
Orange Park Town Hall Park
Trinity United Methodist Church
American football
belly
United Nations Conservatory of Music
United States GBCNorthFL
Cantina West Inn
Where is the sun?
Wheeling Studio
Golf country
X102.9
Zombie running
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