Ever since I started the blog\, I’ve gotten questi ons about all sorts of stuff relating to Broadway shows from how to create a budget (start by mastering Excel)\, to how much an ad in the New Yo rk Times costs (too much)\, and so on.
\nWhen I get similar que stions from multiple readers\, I take that as a sign that a whole bunch of you are facing the same issue\, so I answer the question in a post (see t he “Questions From Readers” category).
\nAbout a year ago\, I posted a two-part response to several reader’s inquiries about how to invest in a Broadway show. It was my attempt to demystify the investment process and also give potential investors the information they need to make a more in formed decision before they put money in a show.
\nWell\, as you can probably imagine\, ever since I announced what I am doing with Godspe ll\, the number of questions I’ve received regarding investing in Bro adway shows has increased . . . oh . . . at least 10 fold.
\nSo I re cently sat down to write a blog addressing some of the questions about Bro adway investing that I have received over the past few months.
\nAn hour in\, I was still staring at a blank screen.
\nSince the questio ns were on such a variety of issues and required follow up questions\, the re just wasn’t a way to concisely address them all.
\nSo I decided t o create a seminar focusing on the ins and outs of Broadway Investing.
\nDuring the seminar\, I’ll discuss general Broadway investment structu res\, agreements\, some of the risks of investing in Broadway shows\, how to mitigate those risks\, what I look for when I make a Broadway investmen t\, perks to ask for when you invest\, and more.
\nThe seminar is gr eat for Producers\, people thinking about producing\, as well as anyone wh o has ever thought about investing in a Broadway show.
\nI look forw ard to seeing you there!
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