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Andrew Lloyd Webber has postponed the opening of his latest musical, a new adaptation of Cinderella, saying that he has no idea when it will open because of “impossible conditions” imposed by the British government.

Prime Minister Boris Johnsonconfirmed that England will move to step 4 from 19 July.

While there are still a number of events that are being affected by the continuing pandemic, there are some that are going ahead, here’s all the festivals we know are going ahead for 2021.

Glastonbury Festival have confirmed that they have cancelled the 2021 event, with tickets rolling over to 2022. 

Speaking on Twitter, Emily Eavis, one of the festival's organisers has confirmed that tickets for 2021's Glastonbury Festival can be carroed over to 2022.

Emily Eavis, daughter of Glastonbury Festival founder and organiser of the iconic event that takes place in Somerset in June, has told the BBC that they are working towards the festival going ahead in 2021, but there are no certainties.

The UK Government has moved London into Tier 3 and under these restrictions, theatres have had to close their doors once again on 16^th December.

A Christmas Carol is returning to London’s Dominion Theatre this festive season with a full West End cast being announced.

Six the Musical, a modern take on the wives of Henry VIII has extended its run of socially distanced shows at the Lyric Theatre in London’s West End by eleven weeks.

London’s West End Theatres are to reopen in December once England comes out of lockdown. London has been placed in Tier 2 which allows theatres to run performances and all previously scheduled shows can go ahead.