Enhanced cleaning procedures
The auditorium and lobby will be thoroughly cleaned before and after each performance for your family’s safety
What to expect when you return to The Rose
For generations, The Rose has been a trusted friend for children and families.
While we are likely headed into the final stretch of these unprecedented times, our commitment to the safety is still the same.
We promise that we will continue to be the place where families can be inspired by the magic of theater.
As our community begins to re-open, we re-commit to being a place where your family can enjoy the performing arts safely and securely.
From onstage performances to classroom experiences, we are dedicated to the health and well-being of every individual — young people, parents, grandparents, educators, artists and staff. This may mean that you encounter some changes during your Rose experience, and we ask for your cooperation and partnership with us to ensure the safety of everyone involved.
PLEASE BE ADVISED:
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, The Rose has been committed to creating a safe space for our students, audiences, families, staff and volunteers. As we move into the latest phase of COVID-19, we recognize the need to re-evaluate our policies and procedures.
Drawing upon the expertise of the CDC and other health authorities, the wearing of masks at The Rose is OPTIONAL for performances, classes and camps.
Thank you for your support of The Rose! We appreciate your help in making The Rose a safe place for all.
While the world around us changes, you can be assured that The Rose remains committed to you and your family, and that we continue to be a place where you and your children can experience the joy and spectacle of the performing arts together.
Additional Safety Precautions:
Masks Required
All visitors and staff at The Rose are required to wear a mask when inside the theater, regardless of vaccination status, as many of our young audience members are not yet eligible for the vaccine.