Pittsburgh Cancels

[newintown]

Who knew Pittsburgh had such good taste?

I think promoters will put any old flop on the road because they believe out-of-towners will pay to see anything, not knowing the difference between good and bad theatre.

I'm glad to see them proved wrong.

[Mercades]

I have to be honest. I didn't understand why they thought this would do well on the road. that's really too bad.

[bobs3]

^ It's true. The promoters call them "rubes" and they believe that anything that has "Direct from Broadway" attached to the advertising will attract paying audiences.

[RippedMan]

It's a non-union tour. They should have hit the smaller markets. Not Pittsburgh, but mabye Harrisburg, etc. The smaller venues will help the show.

[Baiseur82]

RippedMan the show opened in my home town of York, Pa and we are only 20 minutes away from Harrisburg.
I saw the show and thought it was ok. My real question is is this something that happens a lot? Venues canceling a tour this close to when it's supposed to play? What happens to the cast and crew. They just get an unexpected vacation?

[RippedMan]

Unexpected vacation yes, but a paid vacation? Probably not.

[RemlapLBC]

They aren't selling single tickets for Sister Act in LA yet. However, I don't know how many people are picking it in the Flex subscriptions.

I bought a $25 ticket for Catch Me, but I wouldn't pay more than that.

Off topic, except it still the Pantages. Surprisingly, Donny and Marie at the Pantages was far better than I expected which was good as i wasn't in $25 tickets.