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I had been in the camp of I would possibly continue to attend some events to support the artists and remaining staff. I hadn't bought any tickets but hadn't mentally ruled it out.
This is the nail in the coffin though. I'm not going.
I do wonder what will become of it. It's awful. Ticket sales are already in the crapper and this will make it worse.
Yes they can't get any decent shows in there. I feel very sorry for the Opera and Symphony, I know it's not their fault, but just, no way.
They are getting first The Outsiders national tour. Which I would like to see. But not going.
The symphony performers, I don't know what happens to them. Playing at Wolf Trap is not going to keep them afloat. I think their only hope is big R donors subsidize the whole operation and keep them going playing to low attendance. But is it even their priority to keep the symphony? If it's a total loss for them maybe they all just get fired.
The National Theatre has SO many better touring broadway shows. Shame on Outsiders for booking TKC. Their loss.[/quote
100%. Everything else followed Hamilton's leave and avoided TKC. The National got every other straight-from-Broadway 1st run national tour this year (Suffs, Stereophonic, Water for Elephants, Some Like it Hot, Great Gatsby, Harry Potter). I'd like to say I held it against The Outsiders producers, but I didn't. I was dying to see it, so those were the Broadway tickets I got when I was in NYC. It was great -- and I'm glad I saw the fight scene on Broadway; the travelling version won't be able to do it justice.