Health Authority Guidelines

You must be fully vaccinated to attend this performance and you must present your vaccination certificate at the door.

Without a valid vaccination certificate you will be refused entry and your ticket will not be refunded.

A valid vaccine certificate issued by the Maltese Authorities is defined as follows:

For Adults aged 18 years and over:

- primary schedule with last dose administered not more than 3 months previously

OR

- primary schedule and booster with last dose of booster administered not more than 9 months previously

For under 18 years:

- primary schedule

Definitions

Primary Schedule - Primary schedule refers to the initial course of vaccination as recommended by the manufacturer e.g. two doses of Spikevax (Moderna), Comirnaty (Pfizer) or Vaxzevria (Astrazeneca) or one dose of the Jannsen (Johnson& Johnson) vaccine

Booster – Booster refers to additional vaccine dose or doses following a full primary course of vaccination.

Children under the age of 12 years

Children under 12 years of age are not required to present a vaccination certificate

Pregnant Women

Pregnant women up to 16 weeks gestation who have delayed receiving their booster due to early pregnancy will be allowed entry if they present a recognised vaccine certificate documenting that they have received the primary schedule of COVID vaccination (even if the last dose of primary vaccination has been administered more than 3 months previously) together with an antenatal card/ doctor’s certificate confirming the dates of their pregnancy.

All patrons are to wear a mask throughout the performance.

The organizers have the right of refusal of entry if a patron if visibly unwell.

Entrance is subject to temperature checks. Any person registering a higher temperature then 37.2 degrees Celsius will be denied access.