I have a solution — for some of you. I will be happy to buy some of those tickets for what you paid for them. Not kidding.
So let me know. :D
And if any other Armitage Fans want to join me in this effort, feel free.
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Great idea!
Are you going to tweet to those twits’ twitter accounts about it? :D ;)
They already read my blog, so probably not.
I’ve been offline all day. Who wants to return their tickets? Why? I have no idea what’s going on!
Go here:
https://rafrenzy.com/2014/08/04/ohmygod-ohmygod-ohmygod/
Ah, I see…thanks for the heads up. Now I understand. *sigh*
I haven’t read anything about fans/ticketholders demanding refunds. Is it just a baseless rumor like Richard Armitage and Lee Pace? Seriously, can we talk about people who want to give up a chance to see the most acclaimed play on the London stage in years because of anything short of an Ebola breakout.?
I was contacted before I wrote my first piece by someone who wanted to dump their tickets.
Well, it’s a sold out show, so I imagine the Old Vic, would give refunds. Even if someone stopped being a “fan” I can’t imagine why she would give up an opportunity to see this play – but that’s just me.
I agree with you. I think it’s nuts.
But if I can get some tickets out of it, I’ll be happy. :D
Wrote my own humble review of The Crucible @ http://www.anewcreation33.wordpress.com I don’t think there will be too many people expecting a refund any time soon.
Oh dear!.. anyway, the less lunatics near him the better! Great idea,Frenz:)
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