Hold onto your seats because we have some exciting news coming from Norwegian Cruise Line. Brace yourselves for the excitement, as the company has announced, in an internal letter sent to cast members, the closure of several current production shows on not one, not two, but a whopping nine cruise ships. Talk about shaking things up!
In a recent letter from Creative Studios by Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, the company dropped the bombshell that seven shows will be discontinued, from July 7, 2023, until February 24, 2024. But here's the real kicker - they didn’t to mention which shows will replace the current offerings. How thrilling! It's as if they want to keep their entertainment staff on their toes, wondering about their future job prospects. Who doesn't love a good surprise?
But fear not, for NCL assures that they remain committed to delivering shows that are not just innovative and cutting-edge but also raise the bar even higher while at the same time being more profitable. We can't wait to see how Creative Studios pulls off this miraculous feat in the coming months.
While investors may be rejoicing at this groundbreaking announcement, it leaves us wondering - what will happen with the entertainment staff?
Here’s a list of shows who are sadly bidding farewell:
-Swing Will on Norwegian Gem
-World Beat on Norwegian Spirit and Norwegian Sun
-Velvet on Norwegian Jewel
-What the World Needs on Norwegian Star
-Footloose on Norwegian Joy
-Showdown on Norwegian Dawn
-SIX on Norwegian Breakaway and Norwegian Bliss
In the letter, NCL said that they understand changes can be difficult but are confident they can create an even more memorable experience.
So let’s get ready to bid farewell to these soon-to-be-gone shows and welcome the mysterious replacements that NCL promises will blow our minds. We can hardly contain our excitement as we eagerly await what wonders await us on the horizon. Stay tuned for the grand unveiling of NCL's "innovative" and "exceptional" new productions. It's going to be a thrill ride like no other!
