Theater Law: Cases and Materials
For law students entering theater law, the textbook examines various legal issues that regularly arise in connection with creating, financing, and producing theatrical shows. Legal battles over some of Broadway's biggest shows are described in 104 readings designed to spark student interest and promote classroom discussion. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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Ch. 1Introduction3Ch. 2Playwrights39Ch. 3Rights holders83Ch. 4Producers123Ch. 5Directors and choreographers171Ch. 6Cast193Ch. 7Designers, musicians, and crew245Ch. 8Houses285Ch. 9Audiences327Ch. 10Critics353Ch. 11Touring companies383Ch. 12Not-for-profit productions411App. AAgreement to jointly write a play465App. BAgreement to turn a novel into a play468App. CAgreement to produce a play471App. DAgreement to hire a director-choreographer483App. EAgreement to hire an actor or actress490App. FAgreement to rent scenery493App. GAgreement to lease a theater495App. HAgreement to book a road show499App. IAgreement to allow an amateur group to perform a play503
