The Broadway Bound Theatre Festival (which now accepts musicals) was created to teach playwrights to become self-producers at the festival level in the most economical way and develop new skill sets that will serve them in the future.
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Musical writers can take advantage of the crowd power and use festivals as a relatively economical way to reach an audience while preparing for the next stage of development. The gathering of artists also makes festival participation helpful for building a network for future projects.
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MainStreet Musicals is a cooperative of theater artists and directors that exists to help new musicals develop outside of NYC—on “Main Street” USA.
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Sacred Fools is a creative theater company that offers readings and shows at the Broadwater building at Santa Monica Blvd and Vine in the heart of Hollywood.
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StarStruck Academy and Theatre has several advantages for testing new musicals. They have an abundance of eager child actors in their training programs, a beautiful 202-seat theater space and plenty of rehearsal space.
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Defining Musical Development Steps with Holly Reed
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Private Coaching
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Defining Musical Development Steps with Holly Reed
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Vocal Arranging for Composers
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Finale: Using Templates & Shortcuts
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Online Writers Groups
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Ultimate Musical Writer's Planner (Digital/Printable)
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