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Public paid for various attractions and not specifically appellant’s productions

By Mark McLaughlin, April 2022

Members of the public who paid a single fee to a third party for admission to a site where there was free access to various attractions, including theatrical performances produced by the appellant, were not paying a separate charge for the appellant’s shows, so were not ‘paying’ in respect of the appellant’s productions.

The appellant, a specialist events production company, contracted to provide live performance shows at Legoland Windsor and

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