COMMUNICABLE DISEASE PLAn
As per WorkSafeBC: “A communicable disease is an illness caused by an infectious agent or its toxic product that can be transmitted in a workplace from one person to another. Examples of communicable disease that may circulate in a workplace include COVID-19, norovirus, and seasonal influenza.”
Impulse Theatre has instigated this plan to minimize the spread of communicable disease and to ensure that artists & audience members can continue to participate in live theatre with clear safety precautions and measurable disease prevention methods in place.
Key Points of our Communicable Disease Plan:
Impulse Theatre has instigated this plan to minimize the spread of communicable disease and to ensure that artists & audience members can continue to participate in live theatre with clear safety precautions and measurable disease prevention methods in place.
Key Points of our Communicable Disease Plan:
- All individuals accessing the festival spaces will be required to produce their provincially-mandated BC Vaccine Card and one piece of government-issued picture I.D.; this will be checked before entry.
- Masks are mandatory.
- Limit of 12 individuals in the space at all times (for workshops at Intrepid Theatre Club).
- Limit of 40 individuals in the space at all times (for Incubator at Metro Studio Theatre).
- Impulse Theatre has instigated a communicable disease plan to promote safety for Peek Fest participants and staff, and ensure the continuation of live theatre; however, risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists inherently in public gathering spaces. By attending Peek Fest in person, you voluntarily assume all risks related to possible exposure of COVID-19.