StageBill: Why Passing On Attending Opening Night May Be A Better Idea by Bill Hirschman

In theater, that most mutable and evolving art form, the passage of time is the forgotten factor in what the audiences see. So while having critics review a show opening night is unavoidable, even necessary, it's also problematic. What a patron sees a week or three later in run may not be what the opening night audience saw.

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