Introduction For generations, musical theatre creators have faced an uphill battle: a surplus of talented writers, composers, and performers—yet limited avenues to bring their stories to life. Submit your script: wait. Audition: hope. Query theaters and festivals: cross your fingers that someone else deems your work worth seeing. This tradition has empowered gatekeepers—producers, artistic directors, committees—to shape the narratives staged and the careers that flourish. But what if, instead...

Why Playwrights and Performers Should Produce Their Own Shows: Taking Creative Control in Musical Theatre

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