DMTC Main Stage COVID Protocols

** Guidance may change as CDC, California State, and Yolo County guidance changes **

The safety and health of all actors, staff and volunteers are of utmost importance to Davis Musical Theater Company. Within this document you'll find important information pertaining to policies and protocols set forth by the company. We’ve established these policies by closely following mandates and recommendations by the county, as well as additional measures as agreed upon by DMTC's COVID-19 committee and board of directors.

Please read carefully and note that should you have any special needs or considerations, you are encouraged to speak with the DMTC COVID Committee or the producers.

• Testing Requirements
  • Anyone (this includes performers, production staff, volunteers, parents, etc.) with any symptoms that could be COVID - even if it is suspected to be allergies - may not come to the theater without a negative COVID test. (Please consider not attending even with a negative test until symptoms resolve - especially if not Tech Week nor a performance).
  • If negative you may come, BUT SHOULD WEAR A MASK until symptoms are gone.
• Anyone who tests positive for COVID may not return UNTIL they provide a negative test result - regardless of how many days it has been.
• Anyone living in a household of a COVID positive person (even if attempting to quarantine/stay away) must provide a negative test each day before coming to the theater. It is recommended to wear a mask if not an actual production.
• It is strongly recommended that all participants (performers AND production staff) are vaccinated.
• Audiences will be strongly encouraged to wear masks during performances, when warranted by current county recommendations.
• Misc
  • DMTC reserves the right to change any of the above policies without prior notice.
  • Actors and production staff agree and understand that a policy today,may not be the same policy tomorrow; DMTC will advocate for the actor and their experience both on and off stage during the production, but must do so while following strict safety protocols. Actors and production staff understand that the above policies may change throughout the run and DMTC will do its best to keep all informed in the process.