So writes Timothy (Kafka Dances) Daly in this article in the Sydney Morning Herald.

"Let's be brutally frank: in the main, our theatre audiences are pleasant, well-mannered, not very knowledgeable, intellectually undemanding, slightly imaginative, and with a very strong comfort zone. A former artistic director of Sydney Theatre Company once complained that his subscribers "only care about having comfortable seats and good coffee""

Check it out.

Cheers

Grant

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