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Who reads The Producer’s Perspective? Survey says . . .

By On June 30, 2011 · 7 Comments

Thanks to everyone who took last week's Producer's Perspective survey!  And now, it's time for the results!  Just who is reading what you're reading right now?

I've posted some of the data that I thought you'd get a kick-line out of below.  Oh, and I may have tossed in [...]

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Who am I surveying next? Myself!

By On June 21, 2011 · 6 Comments

Last week's Tony Awards survey and its revealing results got me in the surveyin' spirit.

When I was thinking about who to survey next, I realized that it has been some time since we have taken a survey of . . . YOU!  

As you know, I'm a big [...]

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Would you pay to read the NY Times online? Survey results revealed!

By On March 30, 2011 · 5 Comments

Last week, the introduction of the New York Times paywall prodded me to ask all of you whether or not you'd read features and/or reviews from the Arts and Leisure section if you were forced to fork over your credit card info.

Ready for the down-and-dirty results?  I bet you can [...]

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Do audiences care if a Broadway show is in previews? Survey says . . .

By On January 11, 2011 · 6 Comments


Oh Spidey . . . you just can't keep your name out of the papers.

And, based on the 1.8 million bucks you did over Christmas week, I bet you're starting not to care.

The latest bit of publicity about the uber-musical hit the wires late last week when Bill [...]

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Next up in our reading series? Heartland.

By On June 7, 2010 · 1 Comment

The first play in the Davenport Developmental Reading Series, Alex Webb's Civil War drama, Amelia, was, well, as much fun as Civil War Dramas can be.

We had a great time, learned a lot, and the post-reading survey results on the play demonstrated that Alex was really on to something.  I [...]

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