For the second time this month, a show at the Hanover Theatre has been postponed.
Get the Led Out, a tribute to Led Zeppelin, was scheduled for Thursday night in Worcester. It has been postponed, according to a Facebook post from the theater on Wednesday.
"Get the Led Out, originally scheduled for Thursday, November 10, has notified us that they need to postpone for personal reasons," the post starts.
The theater is working to reschedule the show and is asking ticketholders to keep their tickets.
Earlier this month, the Disney's Aladdin postponed its 6-show run scheduled November 3rd through 6th because of "unforeseen circumstances."
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