Post by TallPaul on Jul 18, 2020 12:09:56 GMT
The administrators report makes interest reading.
It's probably not a decision many have had to make, but any young person choosing between either a career as an actor, or a career as a licensed insolvency practioneer, should definitely pick the latter. It won't make them famous, but they are much more likely to make a fortune!
If there is one positive to come out of the whole debacle, it's that there should be more than enough money in the pot to pay all debts in full, including £253,290 in advance ticket sales, and the £48,261 due to Edinburgh's Lyceum Theatre, which I assume is in respect of Pride & Prejudice (*sort of).
Maybe the £2.40 owed to Shell is for grease to keep the wonky lift running? 😉
It's probably not a decision many have had to make, but any young person choosing between either a career as an actor, or a career as a licensed insolvency practioneer, should definitely pick the latter. It won't make them famous, but they are much more likely to make a fortune!
If there is one positive to come out of the whole debacle, it's that there should be more than enough money in the pot to pay all debts in full, including £253,290 in advance ticket sales, and the £48,261 due to Edinburgh's Lyceum Theatre, which I assume is in respect of Pride & Prejudice (*sort of).
Maybe the £2.40 owed to Shell is for grease to keep the wonky lift running? 😉
