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| re: oh shoot, didn't expect the spoiler in your first ten words!!! | |
| Posted by: Guillaume 02:26 am EDT 09/05/19 | |
| In reply to: Lehman trilogy question includes spoiler - dramedy 02:09 am EDT 09/05/19 | |
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| dang. Sure spoiled me. | |
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| I said question with spoiler | |
| Posted by: dramedy 10:02 am EDT 09/05/19 | |
| In reply to: re: oh shoot, didn't expect the spoiler in your first ten words!!! - Guillaume 02:26 am EDT 09/05/19 | |
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| I can’t do more than that. Hey, guillaume, don’t read. | |
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| re: oh shoot, didn't expect the spoiler in your first ten words!!! | |
| Last Edit: mikem 03:00 am EDT 09/05/19 | |
| Posted by: mikem 02:55 am EDT 09/05/19 | |
| In reply to: re: oh shoot, didn't expect the spoiler in your first ten words!!! - Guillaume 02:26 am EDT 09/05/19 | |
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| I am curious how the end crowd will be handled on Broadway. In London, I don't believe that there is a union minimum in the West End the same way that there is for Broadway. Several years ago, I saw a show there that was a jukebox musical of the songs of Take That (the group that Gary Barlow, the composer of Finding Neverland, is part of). They had a large children's chorus for just one song, but apparently, they can pay minimally there. When Matilda was playing, it was revealed that each of the London Matildas was only getting paid around $300 - $350 a week. I don't know what the Broadway rule is for roles that have no speaking. I don't know if they have to pay each of the end performers the weekly minimum. I know that stagehands can be asked to wear costumes (and get paid for doing so), but I don't know if they can have stagehands perform who are not actually doing stagehand work while they are on stage -- I would guess Actors Equity would frown upon that unless this type of role is not considered within their purview anyway. I believe (but could be wrong) that understudies can appear on stage in this type of role without receiving extra pay because they are getting paid the Broadway minimum already. But there probably wouldn't be more than 3 understudies (and possibly only two). dramedy, did you see this in the movie theater? |
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| yes, last night in a movie theater | |
| Posted by: dramedy 10:00 am EDT 09/05/19 | |
| In reply to: re: oh shoot, didn't expect the spoiler in your first ten words!!! - mikem 02:55 am EDT 09/05/19 | |
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| I assume the three acts are to give the actors a break. I don’t usually like long plays like ferryman, but this really held my interest with a lot of details. | |
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