Unfortunately, we don't think they've been selling any more since then. Apparenlty, even the Vegas taxi drivers are badmouthing the show. From the LAT story:
Today, in a front-page story, the Las Vegas Review-Journal's Doug Elfman talked to 16 taxi drivers about, among other things, shows in Vegas. He did not ask about any specific shows, but he reports the hostility to Angel's show was clear: "A handful of the 16 drivers say a lot of riders claim they get turned off by 'Believe,' and quite a few walk out." As I noted, this is buzz that will kill a show in Vegas.
Interestingly, the folks behind the show are not offering discounts on tickets or working on getting bodies in seats with comps and such. But as LAT's Abowitz points out, the show is "for now, passing the one test in Vegas that truly matters: selling tickets. But how long can that last into a 10-year contract in the total absence of anything positive in terms of the reactions from audience and critics?"
Yeah. If you're asking us, the show's days are numbered and it isn't going to be pretty.
[Photo: Meredith Caron / Cirque du Soleil via LAT]


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