I'd not even heard about this until an advert for an hour long documentary showed up on telly and I watched. It was absolutely hilarious. I don't know if anybody else watched but woweee! The organiser guy clearly has some kind of neurodiversity going on coupled with mental health issues. A scam merchant? absolutely not. I got the sense that he wanted to create an amazing event, and built an astonishingly brilliant website with the help of A.I and had he put as much effort into the event itself it could've been half decent. A few cheap props bought from Amazon/Ebay and the local garden centre, not forgetting Poundland placed in a massive brutalist warehouse is gonna look just like that. From what I understand the casting call came out after the event had been advertised, the people who applied weren't even auditioned, were offered the jobs on the spot and were given a 15 page script of computer generated gibberish to memorise. In interviews one of the actors said that there was absolutely no health and safety in place, so I'm surprised that the event was actually allowed to go ahead in the first place. Hats off the actors who tried the best they could with what little they had to work with and I hope this fiasco allows them to go on to bigger and better things, I hope that everybody gets their money back in timely fashion and arguably some extra compensation as some people had travelled and booked hotels so they could attend the event. I also sincerely hope that the organiser himself will learn from this and get the support he needs for his mental health. For the hundreds of disappointed customers, half who didn't even get through the doors as it was closed down before lunchtime, there's millions for whom this $hitshow has given a jolly good laugh - We love a fiasco!