Capitalization on Broadway

As far as I know, unless you know an investor that has the offering papers or receives the financials (or a GM/Producer office willing to share them), the AG is the only way to go. Spiderman was a bizarre case. I think they probably capitalized separately for the theatre renovation (I don't know that for sure) plus with the revisions, it easily could have added capitalization on top of what was originally raised. The NY Times did publish an early version of their AG report, so you should be able to google and find it. The company was called something like Eight Legged Productions (I could be really wrong).

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Its not impossible, though does take a bit of work. You can start with the SEC database at https://searchwww.sec.gov

The forms that producers have to file are called form D's (you can filter in the advanced search), and search for things like 'broadway', 'tour', etc. You can also search by management companies or producers. You'll quickly realize that most producers try to hide these by coming up with clever titles (the Pippen tour, for example, was called Magic to do Tour, LLC).

The other thing you can do is submit a FOIL request (once you know the LLC name) to NY State, which will eventually send the investment paperwork to you.

Or you can ask people who you think might be holding on to them :)