Profile for ProdDesign1

SomethingPeculiar said: "It could be interesting!That said: Connections to industry figures(producers, general managers,theatre owners, nonprofit leaders, other lawyers, etc.) to interview them and get further takes willbe a key to your success.To be totally honest, if you don't have a wealth of experience working in entertainment law (and, specifically, Broadway law), your work might be met with skepticism by the people who make shows happen, since theatre law can bea thorny subject. And sco...

dramamama611 said: "It certainly could be interesting!"Had the idea as I was searching on one of my legal data bases Broadway related cases and came across a lot of suits involving the origination of Phantom of the Opera, so much about the infamous Rebecca, Wicked, etc.

All,I am a young attorney, huge theatre fan, and love seeing all your posts on this board. I am not currently fully practicing entertainment law, but it is a field I want to immerse myself in later in the future. I have in the past had some legal blogs that have picked up some readers and such and was just wondering if anyone here would be interested in blog concerning only theatre legal issues, famous theatre related cases, and any interesting court filings in regards to the theatre communi...

I’m hoping for “Get Me to the Church” for MFL!

Preparations are already underway. Not propaganda, MFL will be touring.

Sheila Edward said: "My husband and I saw Wicked last night in Indianapolis. The Dragon Clock was not a part of the show. I saw it in Chicago years ago and it was. Has it been removed for some reason? I was disappointed because that was one of my favorite parts of the previous production."You must have been under the balcony. It is for sure still there. Check out the Old National Centre Instagram location