Post by iamamazing on Jan 15, 2021 14:32:18 GMT
I agree, especially with the last statement you made. I wonder whether tours would be more preferable to producers initially than just going into the West End? Will people outside of London feel confident to catch trains etc..to see a West End show when the theatres open - or would many people see it as more ‘doable’ to go to their local theatres first (where they may be able to drive locally)? Plus, for some West End shows, international tourists make up a fair percentage of the customers. Who knows what the state of international travel will be at the time of theatres re-opening?
I just wonder whether the initial national market for theatre and demand for tickets will be slightly stronger at the local level for many people outside of the capital?
I recon tours will be More conviniant after this because for some people As not a lot of people can get up to London to see them and a lot of people who saw it in a venue say the WMC will see the show there then a few years later will be in London and will see the shows theatre and get tickets for the same show like les miz for exsample to recreate the memory. I recon people will still travel up but when restrictions are lifted and they feel safe to do so
I recon Aswell it’s a smart move to tour some of them first because it would give good word of mouth so a theatre will eventually bring it to London.