Crowds not put off after lockdown, says head of Villa Gaiety
Audiences are 'really keen' to start attending live performances again.
That's according to the head of the Villa Gaiety and the Arts after the venue reopened following lockdown.
It's first event was attended by 170 people, with few feeling the need to wear face coverings.
Emma Callin says locals seem confident being part of a crowd:
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