Equtiy can have thier own opinion about bootlegs just like individual actors have thiers.
The reason why I don't think the clause in the contract that states that preformers must denounce bootlegs won't work is because they realize that everyone has thier own opinions about it.
Though, if they really want to. They can go down the path of saying that the actors are part of their group if they don't like thier idea on bootlegs then they can leave.
I remember talking to Block at the stage door on one of the final preformances of Pirate Queen. She said that Linclon center didn't come to record the show or anything. But, that no one should be worried because chances are that bootlegs will be all over youtube.
Every actor on broadway is entitled to thier own opinion on the topic. I do think that they are a good thing. There are people who don't live near broadway who are in to it. It may be the only way to see their favorite preformeres. And, they do tend to help people get interested in a particular show. I think that they don't do a good job of proving thier case of saying that broadway bootlegs are totally bad unless they look at some of the good things that have come out of it.
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