Chalamet said no one cares about ballet and opera. The arts world buried him. Publicly. At the Oscars.
These audiences have survived centuries. They are the most commercially underserved in live entertainment. Affluent. Loyal. In a category where brand competition is almost zero.
Did he have a point or is the category yet to be explored by brands?
Ballet and opera do not need saving.
In this session, Live Experience Economy expert Dawn Farrow interviews English National Opera and Central School of Ballet to make the commercial case for why their audiences and performers represent the best brand investment most marketers have never considered.
A category where brand competition is almost zero.
Chalamet handed the arts world its biggest marketing moment in years entirely by accident.
This session asks what you could do with it on purpose.
Or maybe he was right.