The clown is just trying to blow smoke up Trump’s skirt.
The reality is ALL performing contracts come with a clause that allows the performers to cancel at any time, for any reason - and this jerk-off knows it.
He’s just fondling Trump’s ego, though the real threat is if other performers see how business at the Kennedy Canter is going to be rolling from now on, they may very well consider tapping out as well… Which would be glorious.
The reality is ALL performing contracts come with a clause that allows the performers to cancel at any time, for any reason
Why would anyone sign such a contract? I thought the whole point of a contract was to guarantee the exchange of money, goods, and services?
I mean, as a worthless consumer, I agree to such things all the time, because I have no choice. I should think a performing venue has slightly more leverage.
In 2023, about 80% of The Kennedy Center’s tickets were sold or given out for their fall performances. In 2024, that number was 93%.
This year, it’s 57% source, and that’s even before he added his name to the venue. I’ll also note that the original WaPo article said that staff had never before been offered so many free tickets; that at some performances the upper levels were closed off; and that at some performances audience members were repeatedly encouraged to move closer to the stage. All of which means they’re really desperate for seat fillers, to avoid looking like a dying mall.
The clown is just trying to blow smoke up Trump’s skirt.
The reality is ALL performing contracts come with a clause that allows the performers to cancel at any time, for any reason - and this jerk-off knows it.
He’s just fondling Trump’s ego, though the real threat is if other performers see how business at the Kennedy Canter is going to be rolling from now on, they may very well consider tapping out as well… Which would be glorious.
Why would anyone sign such a contract? I thought the whole point of a contract was to guarantee the exchange of money, goods, and services?
I mean, as a worthless consumer, I agree to such things all the time, because I have no choice. I should think a performing venue has slightly more leverage.
In 2023, about 80% of The Kennedy Center’s tickets were sold or given out for their fall performances. In 2024, that number was 93%.
This year, it’s 57% source, and that’s even before he added his name to the venue. I’ll also note that the original WaPo article said that staff had never before been offered so many free tickets; that at some performances the upper levels were closed off; and that at some performances audience members were repeatedly encouraged to move closer to the stage. All of which means they’re really desperate for seat fillers, to avoid looking like a dying mall.