#1
Posted: 4/14/05 at 8:40pm
Do plays on Broadway have souvenier programs? And if not why? It's kinda wierd don't you think that musicals do, but plays don't.
#2
Posted: 4/14/05 at 10:02pm
Plays generally do not have much merchandise, if any at all. Plays, unlike most musicals are not as "commercialized" to sell hats, t-shirts, programs, et al. However, plays generally will see window cards and maybe some smaller trinkets (buttons, keychains, etc) depending on the players in the game.
#3
Posted: 4/14/05 at 10:07pm
Do you really need a glass horse from "The Glass Menagerie?"
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#4
Posted: 4/14/05 at 10:09pm
no I don't. I'm not saying they should have a ton of merchendise, I was curious as to why they don't and musicals do. Thats all.
Updated On: 4/14/05 at 10:09 PM
#5
Posted: 4/15/05 at 9:01am
Some have had SP"s in the past...Like Laughter on the 23rd Floor. But for the most part...I'm not familiar with any others.
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#6
Posted: 4/15/05 at 10:27am
I've got stacks of souvenir programmes from Broadway plays, the most recent being THE BEST MAN.
#7
Posted: 4/15/05 at 10:36am
Successful plays (and even some "flops") usually have the standard 14x22 posters available. If they don't sell them in the lobby, Triton Galleries will have them.
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