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: Theatre and Entertainment LawThe role(s) of producers in modern theatre
By Gordon Firemark
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Ken Davenport is a Broadway producer who generously blogs his thoughts about the theatre business. Recently, he posted a terrific explanation of the roles of producer and ‘lead’ producer. It’s worth a read.
“What’s the difference between a lead Producer and a Producer?”.Full post as published by Theatre and Entertainment Law on August 21, 2009 (boomark / email).
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