ghostlight2 said: ""Well, the theatre owners can apply pressure if they see an opportunity for a bigger hit. It's not the producers of Show A that decide to close in order for Show B to come in (unless we're talking about Disney because that has actually happened), it's the theatre owners applying a bit of pressure to the producers of Show A."
That's not how it works. The only pressure theater owners can apply is a stop clause."
Which the Neaderlanders executed on The Little Mermaid, Addams Family, and Motown.
Correction* Motown was pushed out for Finding Neverland..
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The stop clause has been utilized many, many times. My point was that theater owners can't just arbitrarily "apply pressure" to evict a show. Very narrow and specific conditions need to exist.
Kinky Boots London has now announced final performance Jan 2019.
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