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In response to "*builds a time machine, goes back and invests in Hamilton The Musical* -- (link)" by ty97

How do you even invest in shows? It's not like sell stocks on an exchange somewhere. -- nm

Posted by mara Apr 5 '16, 09:59

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An entertainment lawyer might be a good way to get in. They would be able to find people willing to take your money. - zork Apr 5, 10:13
Most Broadway shows have as many as 20 or more producers these days - znufrii Apr 5, 10:03 5
- How much would it cost to put on a show? (Ballpark?) -- nm - Roger More Apr 5, 10:04 4
  - 10-20 million would be my guess, for a run of the mill musical - znufrii Apr 5, 10:07 2
    - Running costs are an additional 300-600k per week, depending on the size and complexity of the show -- nm* - znufrii Apr 5, 10:09 1
      - Thanks for the info -- nm - Roger More Apr 5, 10:17
  - Oh duh, it says in the tweet (for Hamilton, at least) -- nm - Roger More Apr 5, 10:05
Basically like most ground-floor investments - have money and the right connections. -- nm - Roger More Apr 5, 10:02
It's a private company that puts on the show (probably an LLP or LLC Id imagine). It'd be no different than investing in any other. - iSpam Apr 5, 10:02

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