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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Well Mike...
first of all...
I'm not gonna compare Arthur Miller and Death of a Salesmna to what we' re talking about... That's a phenomenal success and completely out of the range of experience of some little cover band playing a corner bar.
Plus..the situation is made more different by the fact that there are 3d and 4th parties involved.. It's a production compamy that secures the rights to perform the play and they are generally paying for all the expenses, the venue, the actors etc.
I do believe it's apples and oranges.
You've been in the circus a long time, long enough to know tha twhat applies to the Beatles and their experience does not apply to Joe Tuna gigging at the mile high cafe this friday night !
Bob
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