Paying the price.(Letters to the Editor)(Letter to the Editor)
American Theatre, March, 2004 by Platt, Martin
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I read with interest Wesley Williams's letter "Make Mine Movies" (Jan. '04). His thesis--that no one under 50 can afford to go to the theatre, so theatre is irrelevant to them--can be borne out by looking at the audience when we do go to the theatre, especially at New York's major subsidized houses. I have to flog an old horse: New York versus London (or Paris, for that matter, which has one of the most vital theatre scenes in the world).
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The subsidized sector is where the most innovative work, work that appeals to the younger audience, should be done--and at prices ...
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