Difficult economic times and the resulting general falloff in ticket sales has caused Theater of the Stars to indefinitely postpone its planned production of TARZAN® which was originally scheduled to play the Fox Theatre from January 16-25, 2009.
“Like most Performing Arts organizations, the recent economic turmoil has severely affected our ticket sales and as a result our cash flow,” states Nick Manos, President of Theater of the Stars. “As much as we love this show and have the greatest faith in our creative team and actors, it is impossible for us to continue with this exciting but intricate and expensive project at this time. Therefore, we have decided to postpone the production indefinitely until economic conditions improve sufficiently to allow the show to be produced in an appropriate scale and manner.”
“We sincerely apologize to all of our subscribers and patrons for the inconvenience that this action has caused,” adds Christopher B. Manos, Producer of Theater of the Stars. “We hope that you will continue to support Theater Of The Stars and other Performing Arts organizations during these difficult times. The Arts are an important aspect of the fabric of every major city especially in troubled times.”
Theater Of The Stars subscribers are being notified by mail separately about plans for replacing the show and how season tickets monies will be handled. Existing single and group ticket holders to the Atlanta engagement have two redemption options:
• Return their tickets to the point of purchase for a refund.
• If they purchased their tickets through Ticketmaster with a credit card, they will automatically receive a refund in the near future.
Theater of the Stars (TOTS) is one of America’s premier not-for-profit Regional Theaters. For over 56 years, TOTS has produced and presented the best of Broadway in Atlanta and throughout America. For more information, visit www.theaterofthestars.com.
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