Overview
- Sheridan Smith's West End musical 'Opening Night' received mixed to negative reviews, leading to its early closure.
- The production, inspired by a 1977 film, struggled with audience engagement and several viewers left shows early.
- Financial difficulties and the inherent risks of original productions contributed to the decision to close the show prematurely.
- Despite the setbacks, the production team expressed pride in the artistic risks taken and the unique aspects of the musical.
- Ticket holders for shows after May 18 will be directly contacted for refunds or other arrangements.