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ardiem said: "Phillytheatreguy10 said: "I know Outsiders has Playbills for $75 and Posters $150. Sunset had Playbills for $60 and Posters for $300. Redwood had Playbills for $60 and Posters for $150.

Anyone know is Maybe Happy Ending has Playbills or not?"

MHE has Playbills for $100, posters for $200 (I might be misremembering the price), and signed prop magazines covers for $200 (the issue featuring Louis Armstrong) or $350 (Gil Bentley). They're even "signed" by Hwaboon!"

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Yes! Maybe Happy Ending has Playbills for $100, posters around $200, and signed prop magazine covers (Louis Armstrong $200, Gil Bentley $350) even “signed” by Hwaboon!

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The initial $500 million licensing fee from each of the three casino winners will go to the MTA to help fund transit upgrades. Ongoing gaming tax revenue will also be shared with the MTA to support its operations. So everybody mark your calendars for the transportation system to provide a clean, safe and fast ride since the MTA will get 1.5 B on top of the congestion pricing revenue.
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So the Gaming Board recommended Metropolitan Park (at Citifield), Resorts World (near JFK) and Bally’s will build in the Bronx (and Trump gets his 115 Million).  

The initial $500 million licensing fee from each of the three casino winners will go to the MTA to help fund transit upgrades. Ongoing gaming tax revenue will also be shared with the MTA to support its operations. So everybody mark your calendars for the transportation system to provide a clean, safe and fast ride since the MTA will get 1.5 B on top of the congestion pricing revenue. 
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That funding boost sounds promising, but I’ll believe cleaner, safer, faster transit when riders actually see consistent improvements systemwide!

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thedrybandit said: "No, that number is low. I forget what the current Equity minimum for a Broadway salary is, but as of 2018 it was $2,034 a week. I believe now it's closer to $2,200. There are exceptions for non profits and the like, and actors are often able to negotiate higher depending on their credits, if they're a dance captain, etc."

I think it’s around $2,200 now too. Plus, big names or leads can negotiate way more, right?

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GavestonPS said: "If you can't handle the rejection youface in high school, you probably don't have the stuff to face the far greater rejection you will face in professional theater.

High school directors have a lot to consider, not just who sings pretty well, but who has demonstrated their willingness to put in the work, and who can be relied upon to "carry" a show when most of the cast are amateurs with a lot of conflicting interests and responsibilities. (YOU may know what a hard worker you are, but your director may not have seen it yet.) Some high school directors have commercial-like pressures, including making enough money on each show to pay for the next one. They can't afford--or may feel they can't afford--to risk the entire program on unproven talent. Is this the way it should be? Probably not.

It even reminds me of how bad I used to be at homework because of the constant preparation. Friends even recommended it to me https://customwriting.com/assignments.html as they saw how tired I was. My grades did improve after using this resource, but it didn't help me get the role.

I'm sorry you didn't get the opportunities and training you wanted, but you have your whole life to make up for that. High school won't be the last "dry period" you will face."

Rejection builds resilience—keep pushing forward.

I like Lynn Nottage. She is an example for me. And in general, the genre of bio-musicals and biographies is fascinating. I know this well because I work for the site https://penfellow.com/biography-writing/ and write various biographies and memoirs for those without writing skills or who cannot structure ideas. I am glad that my biography writing helps beginners in this genre, where you can find incredible success stories that motivate you.