Spiegel review of Potemkin concert
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I kind of like the idea of booos when the concert is delayed. It would be unacceptable in a classical concert, unacceptable in theatre, unacceptable in cinema - why is it a rule when pop/rock acts are organising concerts, they are at least one hour late? After all, this was supposed to be classical concert/cinema, not part of a world tour gig.
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Delays happen mainly in pop/rock concerts. Try telling the audience at the movies that the film is delayed one hour...
demos wrote:I kind of like the idea of booos when the concert is delayed. It would be unacceptable in a classical concert, unacceptable in theatre, unacceptable in cinema - why is it a rule when pop/rock acts are organising concerts, they are at least one hour late? After all, this was supposed to be classical concert/cinema, not part of a world tour gig.
Just tax the stupid people!
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I was reading a newspaper till 8.30, then it got too dark. Many simply didn't see the sign saying it starts 8.45Dipso wrote:Was it too light to show the film?Harry wrote:There was actually a sign up in the ticket office which said that the concert had been delayed until 20.45, which was the time it started. Maybe something had gone wrone behind the scenes.
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