Voxpop with Harry Potter fan outside theatre

The transcript discusses the issue of secondary ticket sales, highlighting the perspectives of fans on ticket pricing and the morality of reselling tickets at higher prices. It considers the impact on international fans who may be willing to pay more due to limited availability. The discussion also touches on the ethics of ticket resale and the actions taken by producers to combat this issue, aiming to make tickets more accessible to genuine fans.

What is the main issue discussed in the first section regarding ticket sales?

• The cleverness of fans in securing tickets.

• The high cost of tickets for fans.

• The lack of availability of tickets.

• The exploitation in secondary ticket sales.

Why might fans traveling from abroad be willing to pay more for tickets?

• They have more disposable income.

• They are only in the city for a short time.

• They want to support the artists.

• They are unaware of the actual ticket prices.

What is the speaker's personal view on paying inflated ticket prices?

• They think it's a necessary evil.

• They believe it's a moral obligation.

• They think it's a great opportunity.

• They personally wouldn't pay extra.

What is the benefit of producers speaking out against secondary ticket sales?

• It helps make tickets affordable for more people.

• It reduces the number of performances.

• It makes tickets more exclusive.

• It increases ticket prices.

How does the speaker feel about the producers' actions against secondary ticket sales?

• They are indifferent.

• They strongly support it.

• They think it's unnecessary.

• They believe it will fail.