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Stage Play Legalities
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Say if a insignificant local amateur stage company or a school wanted to do a stage production of a famous play, film or musical. How would one go about making the production officially approved and legit so it wont be proscecuted for plagiarism?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.As Marwel7 states, Samuel French is the company which licenses performances of most well-known plays:
http://www.samuelfrench-london.co.uk/sf/Pages/ roy-agents.html
Chris
http://www.samuelfrench-london.co.uk/sf/Pages/ roy-agents.html
Chris
French's are only one of many publishers of plays.
Any published play not out of copyright will have a warning in its first few pages that states that it is illegal tp perform the play publicly without permission and a licence. It will then give the address to apply to to obtain this licence. If approved you can expect to pay around �50 a night for the licence (obviously this varies from play to play).
Any published play not out of copyright will have a warning in its first few pages that states that it is illegal tp perform the play publicly without permission and a licence. It will then give the address to apply to to obtain this licence. If approved you can expect to pay around �50 a night for the licence (obviously this varies from play to play).
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