theater
We took our son to the pediatrician today and, along the wall at the doctor’s office, were a series of posters called “Five Things to Ask your Doctor Before…” One was Five Things to Ask your Doctor Before you Take Antibiotics, another was Five Things to Ask your Doctor
producing
e•qua•nim•i•ty n. The quality of being calm and even-tempered; composure. n. Evenness of mind or temper; calmness or firmness, especially under conditions adapted to excite great emotion. My favorite question to be asked by prospective clients is: what sets KGM apart? What are our core values?
producing
There’s an old cliche of the all-powerful producer, wearing a cape, sweeping in and out of theaters, barking orders and all in attendance snapping to attention. And, yet, for many good reasons, it’s simply not possible to produce in this manner today. For one, shows are just too
theater
When Broadway shut down in March of last year, I, like so many others in the industry, cycled through all of the emotions those first few months. Optimism that the shutdown would be short-lived, concern for the human beings, our colleagues, who worked with us to bring Broadway to life,
producing
You’ve spent years researching, writing and re-writing your book. This is not only your labor of love, it’s your legacy. The manuscript is complete, the cover is beautiful designed, and the first 300 copies are sitting neatly in a cardboard box in a corner of your home office.