coronavirus.Since closing its doors in March, the London hall has lost £18 million in income and refunded over £6.5 million in ticket sales.
It has since been warned that it could close next year without support.While the government launched a £1.57 billion rescue package for the arts, the venue is ineligible for an emergency grant and has instead been advised to apply for a loan, which it will only receive in December.Craig Hassall, CEO of the Royal Albert Hall, said: “Six months on from enforced closure, and circa £18m down in lost income, we are not eligible for any of the Government’s emergency grants.
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