COVID-19
Keeping Everybody Safe
'Tangi Wai...The Cry of Water' by Victoria Hunt, part of Liveworks Festival of Experimental Art, 2015. Photograph by Heidrun Löhr.
Keeping everyone safe is a shared responsibility. The Liveworks and Carriageworks teams are doing everything we can to make the Liveworks festival experience as safe and enjoyable as possible.
Before You Join Us
Read through the information on this page and the show specific information that we’ll send you via email a week out from the festival.
This information will provide you with instructions about the show, when and where you need to arrive and exit and details about bar and other facilities access.
Stay COVID Safe by adhering to the NSW Government Guidelines, practising social distancing, washing your hands regularly, and staying home and getting tested if you’re feeling unwell.
Stay at home if you’re unwell, displaying mild symptoms, or have had contact with a COVID-19 confirmed case.
When You Join Us
Sign in using the QR codes at the entrance, providing contact details for all patrons onsite.
We recommend you wear a mask to all Liveworks events to keep you and those around you safe.
Sanitise your hands on arrival using the sanitiser provided at the entrance.
Maintain physical distancing of 1.5m between yourself and other patrons. Be respectful of everyone sharing the space with you, and avoid crowded areas where possible.
Respect Your Reservation
With minimum capacities in venues this year, we ask that you Respect Your Reservation and the amazing artists and creatives performing, regardless of cost. If you’re feeling unwell or can no longer join us, please let us know by 10am the day of the show so we can offer your seat to someone else. Please see our returns and exchanges policy for more details.
What We're Doing
Deep Cleaning will be completed between every session so you’ll be entering a safe performance space.
Controlling the number of people sharing the space for the safety of audiences, artists and staff. Making sure there is a safe distance between the audience and the artists, as well as monitoring social distancing with our Front of House staff.
Providing masks and sanitiser onsite so we can all stay safe.
Collecting contact details from everyone onsite to ensure anyone at risk can be contacted.