As of Monday corporate events and function centres will be able to host up to 300 people. READ MORE: Time to 'heal as best we can': Crash victims' families speak after sentence The relaxed restrictions will mean venues can increase capacity following the one person per to four square metre rule, while theatres, cinemas and concert halls can sell seated tickets at 50 per cent capacity, selling a maximum if up to 1000 tickets. READ MORE: Clubs first major competition for the year done and dusted NSW Minister for the Arts Don Harwin said this comes as a major step forward to recovery for the performing arts sector. READ MORE: Testing times as 600 a week come forward for COVID-19 tests For some venues, the relaxation of restrictions means they will be able to open for the first time in more than five months. Updates regarding NSW COVID-19 restrictions are posted at www.nsw.gov.au.
The relaxed restrictions will mean venues can increase capacity following the one person per to four square metre rule, while theatres, cinemas and concert halls can sell seated tickets at 50 per cent capacity, selling a maximum if up to 1000 tickets.
