The Business of Broadway: Who wants to get paid?
Broadway's financial structure involves complex agreements regarding percentages and "points" for stakeholders. These financial models determine how individuals are paid from different revenue streams. Deals vary significantly across the industry's common financial structures.
Broadway is filled with various percentages and agreements. But not everyone’s percentage comes from the same pile. Though when someone says they have ‘points’ in a Broadway show, what exactly does this mean? This is a very coveted place to be, and it varies greatly on the deal. One of Broadway’s more common financial models...
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