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When should I invite Producers to see my show?

By On June 3, 2010 · Leave a Comment

According to dictionary.com, the definition of 'Show' is "to cause or allow to be seen" which is why it's only natural that if you've been developing a show, you want people to see it.

But if you've got a new play, a new musical or [...]

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What does a Broadway Producer do? Over 100 Producers respond.

By On May 11, 2010 · 12 Comments

I got an email a few weeks ago from a high school student with the simplest question ever.  

"Ken," she typed, "Can you tell me . . . what does a Broadway Producer do?"

I try to answer all of my reader's questions, but I have to say, I was [...]

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Get Your Show Off The Ground Seminar – It’s baaaaaack!

By On April 23, 2010 · Leave a Comment

It seems like just last week it was a freezing cold Saturday in January, when a group of 20 uberly-passionate producers, writers, directors, and more joined me for the first Get Your Show Off The Ground seminar. 

We had a blast discussing everything from music rights to how to raise money to how [...]

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What does a director do after opening?

By On April 13, 2010 · 4 Comments

A reader recently dropped me an email asking what a Broadway or Off-Broadway Director's responsibilities are, after a show officially opens.

While it may seem like a Director's job would end as soon as that opening night party kicks into high gear, in actuality, the gig just morphs into [...]

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Someone that you don’t know may want to give you money for your project.

By On February 22, 2010 · 9 Comments

One of the most FAQ I get is "How do I raise money for my show?"

While raising money seems like one of the greatest challenges you will face, it's not.  Creating a great show is a lot harder than raising money for it (and if you [...]

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