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The UK cashcomposersconcertdoorsgovernmenthardindustryinvestmentorganisationsvenues announced it will give nearly $2 billion to help the country's arts cashcomposersconcertdoorsgovernmenthardindustryinvestmentorganisationsvenues. The money will help theatres, cashcomposersconcertdoorsgovernmenthardindustryinvestmentorganisationsvenues halls, galleries, museums and other cultural cashcomposersconcertdoorsgovernmenthardindustryinvestmentorganisationsvenues. It will help people who have had a cashcomposersconcertdoorsgovernmenthardindustryinvestmentorganisationsvenues time during the coronavirus. These include actors, writers, cashcomposersconcertdoorsgovernmenthardindustryinvestmentorganisationsvenues, make-up artists and support staff. The government said the money is, "the biggest ever one-off cashcomposersconcertdoorsgovernmenthardindustryinvestmentorganisationsvenues in UK culture". It added that the cashcomposersconcertdoorsgovernmenthardindustryinvestmentorganisationsvenues is a, "lifeline to vital cultural and heritage cashcomposersconcertdoorsgovernmenthardindustryinvestmentorganisationsvenues across the country hit hard by the pandemic". It will help them while their cashcomposersconcertdoorsgovernmenthardindustryinvestmentorganisationsvenues are closed.