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re: how do investors in a non profit production make money

Posted by:	actor103 05:45 pm EDT 08/09/14
In reply to:	re: how do investors in a non profit production make money - pitslre 05:04 pm EDT 08/09/14

Hey, really appreciate that. I have sort fallen in love.with.The Visit. I am just thinking that they will end up doing something in the non-profit world. I found a "by special arrangement" credit at the bottom of the billing page in the program. I did a little research and am assuming these are the people I should contact. Would that make sense? I have not had my call returned from Williamstown. That is where I started. I am sure they can tell me. If they call, that is. This obviously not something that will make me tons of money but, what can I say....always wanted to do this. Musicals are not really my first love when it comes to theater. Though,that could change if they were more like this. Meaning, not a juke box show or movie adaptation, tourist trappy sort of thing. Anyway, thanks again.Any additional, thoughts suggestions, advice would be much appreciated.

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Thread:	re: how do investors in a non profit production make money - garyd 06:57 pm EDT 08/09/14 (6) re: how do investors in a non profit production make money - ryhog 10:06 pm EDT 08/09/14 (5) re: how do investors in a non profit production make money - actor103 11:47 pm EDT 08/09/14 (2) re: how do investors in a non profit production make money - ryhog 11:14 am EDT 08/10/14 (1) lol... - garyd 12:04 pm EDT 08/10/14 :) - garyd 10:36 pm EDT 08/09/14 (1) re: :) - ryhog 11:34 pm EDT 08/09/14

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