Andrew Lloyd Webber takes legal action against the government over delays to live events

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The theatre impresario wants the government to hand over the results of its live event pilot scheme.

On Tuesday, culture minister Nigel Huddleston was asked to explain why the government had delayed publishing data on test events.

"I am afraid that I would not buy into some of his conspiracy theories around this," replied Mr Huddleston, saying the report "needs to be comprehensive" and must be reviewed by several government departments before publication. As well as their attempt to force the publication of the ERP research, the group are calling for a government-backed insurance fund to cover live events this summer.

The live industry has been calling for this assistance - which is already afforded to the film and TV industry - since the start of the year.Mr Huddleston said the government was "aware of wider concerns about the industry, including insurance".A falling out?

 

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Andrew Lloyd Webber, Theater Industry Sue U.K. Government to Reveal COVID-19 Events Research ResultsSuper-producer and composer Andrew Lloyd Webber has joined his fellow artists working in the beleaguered theater and music industries in taking legal steps to get the U.K. government to release res… GO OfficialALW! Hopefully you lead the way in saving live theatre and music which are so important to entertainment, for audiences, musicians, actors, singers and culture. Keep us posted. The results of the study, should be public information. Andrew Lloyd Webber's net-wroth for 2021 is just over £1 bill. Maybe he could put his money were his mouth is!
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