"The decision has been taken to cancel the national tour of ThisEgg’s The Family Sex Show. The Family Sex Show is a theatre show which opens up conversations around relationships offering safe and positive learning to children, young people and guardians about bodies and relationships, advised by safeguarding and educational specialists. Information regarding the content of the show was made available to bookers coming to see the production.
In recent days there has been unacceptable threat and abuse directed at both the company and the venues hosting the production by a small minority, and in order to ensure the safety of the performers, staff and audiences, the show will no longer play as planned at the current time."
Information regarding the content of the show was made available to bookers coming to see the production.
So the show was finished, and people booking the show for the theatres saw it before agreeing to book it? (In which case their website was not accurate when it said the show wasn't finished yet which is why they couldn't say exactly what was in it).
Or is that not how it works? Was 'information regarding the content' the same bare-bones stuff that was on the website?
Was there information made available from the bookers that was kept out of public view (either by accident or on purpose)?
The whole thing is just weird. You'd think if they wanted to sneak this all in under the radar it might be more... under the radar?