Finally, after several days of uncertainty, the general protocol for the return of theatrical and musical activity with public in theaters was agreed

As advertised The sidewalk in the morning hours, The meeting was carried out between authorities of the National Government and directors of different theater associations that reached an agreement for the return of the sector.

As a result, after four months of work and in coordination between the Ministry of Culture of the Nation, the Ministry of Health of the Nation, the Superintendency of Work Risks in conjunction with the Argentine Association of Theater and Musical Entrepreneurs (AADET) and the Argentine Association of Actors (AAA), a general protocol was agreed to return to theatrical and musical activity in rooms with an audience.

In that context, hereinafter, the different jurisdictions of the country, according to the sanitary phase in which they are, may request the corresponding openings before the Head of Cabinet of the Nation.

It is a protocol that seeks to guarantee the safety of both actresses and actors as well as workers, workers and the general public, Prioritizing, as usual, the care and health of each and every Argentine.

At the meeting, held at the Kirchner Cultural Center, Miguel Cuberos were present, Undersecretary of Political Affairs of the Presidency of the Nation; Luciana Tito, head of advisers to the Head of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Nation; Lucrecia Cardoso, Secretary of Cultural Development of the Ministry of Culture of the Nation; Alejandro Costa, Undersecretary of Health Strategies of the Ministry of Health of the Nation; Luis Sanjurjo, National Director of Cultural Industries; Alejandra Darín and Alejandra Rincón, of the AAA; Pablo Echarri, de SAGAI; y Roberto Need, Daniel Grinbank and Carlos Rottemberg, of the AADET.

Marcelo Bellotti also attended virtually, Secretary of Labor of the Nation; Marcelo Dominguez, General Manager of the Superintendence of Labor Risks; Gustavo uanos, of the National Theater Institute; and Sebastián Blutrach, Artistic programming advisor at the Cervantes Theater.