Google is your friendFirst-class professional applications for permission to perform [The Coloured Museum], and those other rights stated above, must be made in advance to Agency for the Performing Arts, 9000 Sunset Boulevard, Suite 1200, Los Angeles, CA 90069.
Stock and amateur applications to perform it, and those other rights stated above, must be made in advance, before rehearsals begin, with Broadway Play Publishing, 357 West 20th Street, New York, NY 10011.
Broadway Play Publishing Inc said:Amateur royalty calculation formula for all shows: multiply your average expected audience per performance X average ticket price X number of performances x 10% and then round up to the nearest $10.
Hmmm...1,000 people showed up for each of four shows at $5 a head but we only expected 10 people per show, so here's your $20.
Amateur royalty calculation formula for all shows: multiply your average expected audience per performance X average ticket price X number of performances x 10% and then round up to the nearest $10.
Please be conservative in your estimate about your average expected audience: this royalty is non-refundable, and you will have to report your gross income at the end of your run (and pay any overage, if due).
Free admissions should be calculated at $2.50 per person (ie, $0.25 royalty for each person expected to attend).
Example:75 (average expected audience per performance) x $11.00 (average ticket price) x 7 (performances) x 10% = $577.50, rounded up to nearest $10 = $580.
One-act plays: simply do the calculation above, but divide the result by the total number of one-acts being performed, and round up to the nearest $10.
The minimum per performance royalty for all plays is $10 per performance.
The license is not valid until we have checked for any conflicts with professional productions. In most cases the license is mailed by B P P I immediately. The license becomes valid when producer's check has cleared.
The license agreement requires a statement of your gross box office receipts at the end of the run. If your statement indicates greater gross box office receipts than calculated in the license agreement, then 10% of that overage is due.
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