Post by max on Sept 1, 2021 8:51:45 GMT
I don't think I've ever seen so many musicals running in the West End concurrently with fairytale/fantasy at their heart.
How do you think the audience will align?
I reckon 'Frozen' has child pester-power sewn up, and 'Back to the future' has retro nostalgia in the bag (making it surprisingly okay for dragged-to-theatre dads).
Is 'Cinderella' on tougher ground, being too offbeat for some families, while young adults want '& Juliet' and 'Six' more?
Is 'Mary Poppins' the safe one kids get taken to, but might have been more excited elsewhere?
Positive ideas - rather than which will fold first:
Twitter reaction to 'Cinderella' suggests word of mouth v good, but price it to sell every seat - and not just via offers only obsessive theatregoers know about.
How do you think the audience will align?
I reckon 'Frozen' has child pester-power sewn up, and 'Back to the future' has retro nostalgia in the bag (making it surprisingly okay for dragged-to-theatre dads).
Is 'Cinderella' on tougher ground, being too offbeat for some families, while young adults want '& Juliet' and 'Six' more?
Is 'Mary Poppins' the safe one kids get taken to, but might have been more excited elsewhere?
Positive ideas - rather than which will fold first:
Twitter reaction to 'Cinderella' suggests word of mouth v good, but price it to sell every seat - and not just via offers only obsessive theatregoers know about.
