> The show has proved controversial after most of its performances failed to sell out, and the Dáil’s public spending watchdog asked RTÉ to explain how much money it has spent on the production.
> Speaking on Today with Claire Byrne this morning, RTÉ’s director of strategy Rory Coveney apologised to those who had bought tickets for the cancelled performances.
> Coveney said he was disappointed with ticket sales for the show, but that he hopes it will be a long-term investment.
It sounds like it’s all a big insurance scam.
Unfortunately ireland is very incestuous. I don’t mind nepotism, it’s natural. Every country and profession suffers from it. The conflict of interest. That brothers me.
It’s all so shady for a kids’ musical.
A real Christmas miracle
What happens in the show, is there any story to it, has anyone actually gone to it.? It seems like such a bad idea, or is that just me.?
Apparently everyone in the audience got it as well
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> The show has proved controversial after most of its performances failed to sell out, and the Dáil’s public spending watchdog asked RTÉ to explain how much money it has spent on the production.
> Speaking on Today with Claire Byrne this morning, RTÉ’s director of strategy Rory Coveney apologised to those who had bought tickets for the cancelled performances.
> Coveney said he was disappointed with ticket sales for the show, but that he hopes it will be a long-term investment.
It sounds like it’s all a big insurance scam.
Unfortunately ireland is very incestuous. I don’t mind nepotism, it’s natural. Every country and profession suffers from it. The conflict of interest. That brothers me.
It’s all so shady for a kids’ musical.
A real Christmas miracle
What happens in the show, is there any story to it, has anyone actually gone to it.? It seems like such a bad idea, or is that just me.?
Apparently everyone in the audience got it as well