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Events capital enjoying sell-outs
Wellington’s status as events capital is at an all time high, according to Glenys Coughlan, CEO of Positively Wellington Venues, who reports last week’s Cold Chisel performance was the seventh sell-out show in eight weeks at a PWV site.
The sell-out performances included Meatloaf, Chris Cornell, Chopper, and the Russian Ballet, which gave an extra performance due to demand. British comedian Eddie Izzard performed three shows and the Fly My Pretties – who’ve previously played the Opera House - now fill the larger St James Theatre. Positively Wellington Venues - formed earlier
this year - is an amalgamation of Wellington’s six key venues, formerly run as the Wellington Convention Centre and the St James Theatre Trust.
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