Vol. 26 No. 4
Autumn 2024
New Musicals
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Masthead of the New Musicals Issue
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Editor’s Notes on the New Musicals Issue
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Thanks, Tori
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Kit Yan: Ten Questions
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Melissa Li: Ten Questions
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Enter the Good Ones: Theatres Doing Right by Their Dramatists
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When Should I Give Someone a Co-Writing Credit?
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DG Glossary: Joint Authorship
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Contracts Guide: Understanding the Dramatists Guild Model Collaboration Agreement for Musicals
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Terms of Success: A Look at the Basic Terms of a Production Agreement
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Best Practices for Authorial Billing for Musicals and Opera
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The Right to Publicity: An Evolution
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New Musicals Q&A
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Lempicka
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New Musical Development
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How to Choose the Right IP
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A Dramatist's Guide to Seattle
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In Memoriam: Samm-Art Williams
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New Guild Members – Autumn 2024
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Dramatists Diary – Autumn 2024
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Classified Ads – Autumn 2024
If we took a survey of the most frequently asked questions submitted through the Business Affairs Career Help Desk, questions regarding the use of a real person in your play would be at the top of the list. Whether it be a play about a particular real person or merely the mention of a real person in the play, the question always becomes, “will this get me sued?”
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Jessica Lit
is an intellectual property and entertainment attorney with a passion for empowering artists of diverse backgrounds and disciplines to take control of their careers by educating them about their legal rights. In her spare time, she also operates her own solo practice, The Lit Esquire PLLC, aimed at doing just that.
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