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                                                         Maltz Jupiter Theatre Cancels


                                                         Production Of Jersey Boys



                                                         At Roger Dean Chevrolet
                                                         Stadium With Hope Of

                                                         Rescheduling

                                                            Due to various challenges in preproduction, the opening
                                                         show of the Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s 2021/22 Grand Reopening
                                                         Season has been dropped.
                                                            With profound regret and disappointment, the Maltz Jupiter
                                                         Theatre has made the decision to cancel the production of
                                                         Jersey Boys at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium, with the hope of
                                                         remounting the show in the future. Like all Maltz Jupiter Theatre
                                                         productions, this was an ambitious project which included
                                                         building a professional stage outdoors during a pandemic and
                                                         required the collaboration and coordination of multiple vendors.
                                                         Ultimately the Maltz Jupiter Theatre experienced a confluence of
                                                         issues unique to this show including supply chain delays, material
                                                         cost escalation, engineering issues, and skilled labor shortages.
                                                            “As many know, arts and culture have struggled over the
                                                         past two years and the last thing we want to do is disappoint our
                                                         patrons and partners, but unfortunately this decision is a result
                                                         of the current climate in our pandemic world,” said Andrew
                                                         Kato, producing artistic director and chief executive of the Maltz
                                                         Jupiter Theatre. “Over the past year, Roger Dean Chevrolet
                                                         Stadium and the Town of Jupiter have worked side by side
                                                         with the Maltz Jupiter Theatre in an effort to bring baseball and   About The Maltz Jupiter Theatre
                                                         Broadway together for this performance. We are so appreciative      The not-for-profit Maltz Jupiter Theatre has become
                                                         of their full support and partnership and hope to continue to   one of Florida’s preeminent professional theatres,
                                                         collaborate with them as we look to the future.”  committed to production and education through its
                                                            Jersey Boys ticket holders that purchased through the Maltz   collaborations with local and national artists. Currently
                                                         Jupiter Theatre will automatically receive a refund check for   the state’s largest award-winning regional theatre, the
                                                         the value of their tickets within the month of January. There is   Maltz Jupiter Theatre draws 100,000 people annually,
                                                         no need for ticket buyers to contact the box office as the Maltz   serves a subscription base of more than 8,560 and has
                                                         Jupiter Theatre is processing thousands of reimbursements   world-class classroom facilities in support of its Goldner
                                                         and this process will take some time. Transactions for tickets   Conservatory, which serves local youth and adults in arts
                                                         purchased from Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium will be fully   education. The Maltz Jupiter Theatre is a member of the
                                                         refunded via the credit card used at the time of purchase.   prestigious League of Resident Theatres and has earned
                                                            The Maltz Jupiter Theatre will continue to forge ahead to   numerous Carbonell Awards, South Florida’s highest
                                                         focus on the return to live shows with upcoming productions such   honor for artistic excellence, including the prestigious
                                                         as I Hate Hamlet, which will be held at The Benjamin School,   Bill Von Maurer Award for Theatrical Excellence. For
                                                         and Sweet Charity and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels performed at the   more information about the Maltz  Jupiter Theatre’s
                                                         newly renovated, $36 million building on Indiantown Road.  upcoming productions, visit: www.jupitertheatre.org.

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