A list of entertainment events closed by coronavirus issues

China publishes for Paramounts Sonic the hedgehog, Universal 1917, Projectors Jojo rabbit and universal Dolittle have been postponed indefinitely. If epidemic precautions persist, future titles, including Pixars Onward and Sony Pictures Bloodshot, could also be threatened.

Last production on Paramount Impossible mission the project was delayed. The action movie, starring Tom Cruise, was to be shot on location in Italy, which has experienced one of the biggest epidemics outside of Asia. The franchise's seventh film is expected to hit theaters in July 2021.

Major film studios in China, including Qingdao Oriental Film Metropolis and Hengdian World Studios, have stopped their operations. The Chinese government has put an end to all film production in the country indefinitely.

After learning that one of his London employees may have been exposed to the new coronavirus, Sony Pictures Entertainment closed its offices for a week in London, Paris and Gdynia, Poland. Employees were invited this week to work from home.

The music

BTS, Green Day, Khalid, New order, Pentatonix, Stormzy, Mariah Carey, Avril Lavigne, Louis Tomlinson and Will are among the many musical groups that have canceled or postponed tour dates and performances in Asia, Italy and Hawaii.

The Philharmonic Society of Orange County has canceled a Shanghai Chinese Orchestra concert at Costa Mesa last month, despite all the musicians in good health. A Chinese New Year celebration was to take place on February 5 at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts.

the 18th Korea Times Music Festival, due to be held at the Hollywood Bowl on April 25, has been postponed due to current travel restrictions in Asia, according to the organizers. Ticket refunds are available.

the Ultra Music Festival, a huge Miami-based electronic music event, has been pushed back. The three-day concert, which attracts 165,000 fans from around the world, will likely be moved this month to 2021.

the Tomorrowland winter 2020 electronic music festival, which will take place from March 14 to 21 in a ski resort in the French Alps, has been cancelled by the organizers after the French government banned all indoor gatherings of more than 5,000 people. Tomorrowland Summer 2020 in Belgium was still on the program for July.

TV

The 33rd season of the Emmy-winning TV show Fantastic race has stopped filming indefinitely and all the candidates and production staff are returning home, according to a CBS statement. No new production date has been set for the popular travel competition in reality.

The 16th season of ABC The bachelorette, with Clare Crawley, 38, will no longer shoot episodes in Italy, according to Variety. International filming has not been totally excluded.

FreeWheel Comcasts and Fox News removed from their annual advertisers initial presentations scheduled for March 12 and 24 in New York. Fox Entertainment would have canceled program development presentations scheduled for New York, Chicago, Detroit and L.A. during the last week of March.

Disney has deleted a two-day launch event for its new streaming platform, Disney +. The deployment was to take place on Thursday and Friday before the European service debuts on March 24; it will be replaced by an executive press briefing webcast next week.

Amusement park

Universal Studios Japan closed from February 29 to March 15, the reopening date may change depending on the situation of the coronavirus.

Disneys thematic stations in Shanghai, Hong Kong and Tokyo were closed until March 15 at least. In a recent earnings call, Mouse House estimated that the closings would result in a loss of approximately $ 175 million in operating profit in its second quarter, if the parks remained closed for two months.

Books

the London Book Fair 2020, scheduled for March 10 to 12, has been discontinued. About 25,000 publishers, authors and agents were expected to attend one of the largest international literary events in the world.

2020 Book Paris Book Fair, which attracts 160,000 people a year and was scheduled for March 20-23, has been cancelled in accordance with Frances' new policy on indoor gatherings.

the Bologna Children's Book Fair, which had been set from March 30 to April 2, was moved from May 4 to 7. The Bologna, Italy event typically attracts 1,400 exhibitors and 30,000 professional visitors.

Museums

Museums in Italy that can accommodate a distance of 1 meter between customers have been allowed to stay open, but attendance is down dramatically.

the Louvre in Paris closed for a few days after the employees left, demanding new protections against the virus, but it reopened on Wednesday.

the National Museum of Korea and the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in South Korea, Beijing Palace Museum in the Forbidden City and in Japan Mori art museum, National Museum of Modern Art and Kyoto National Museum are part of the closings in Asia.

Museums (and theaters) in the Los Angeles area work as usual unless they hear otherwise from public health authorities, but more aggressively clean and disinfect facilities and make plans in case the virus spreads further.

Opera

Performances at La Scala in Milan have been suspended until April 3, and the ticket office closed until March 15.

New York Metropolitan Opera On Tuesday, around 40 self-imposed 14-day preshows were imposed on all artists and staff traveling to New York from China, Iran, South Korea, Japan, Italy and Hong Kong.

This list will be updated as more closings, cancellations and postponements are announced.