Please post your comments and queries about the book on this page, and I’ll get back you as soon as I can. I’m really interested to hear of how the book could do more to point new producers in the right direction as they are starting out. And I’m happy to hear from people who disagree with any of my comments in the book, or have a different experience to share.
Hello,
Just finished reading the book. Loved every page of it. I know it’ll also come in handy as a reference book every time I produce a play.
Thanks so much.
Sally
Hi there,
Thanks for the book, and the opportunity to go beyond it via this website.
Towards the end of chapter 5 (p 90) there is mention of further details of how to avoid FSA regulations by approaching potential investors for smaller shows. It says further info is available on the website, but I can’t seem to find that. Not sure if I’m not looking in the right place!
Any further info on this particular area would be very welcome!
Thanks very much,
Nick
Hi There,
The book is absolutely brilliant and such an insight, I wish I had read it back in July last year prior to producing my first show! It will be fantastic reference guide in the future.
Dear James,
Firstly Thank you. I got this book for christmas and have finished it already. I am an aspiring producer. Currently producing my first big show at the Exeter Northcott Theatre. I was wondering if you could recommend the best places to look our for work experience or assistant roles. Im in my final year of university and slightly worried about the jump in the ‘real world’.
Thanks again the book has been so useful, i never take it out of my handbag.
Alexandra Tildesley
Awesome book
Hi James
just to say what a useful and clear book! I am just in the early stages of starting up a small scale touring company with a partner. We have registered as a limited company, got the licence for a two hander to tour next spring and are almost done on the website. We have decided to use a tour booker in the first instance and have agreed a fee for her services. All very exciting of course but the cost soon mounts up as each service / item is added to the spreadsheet. Funding is paramount and i am looking at the various ways ( most of which you helpfully signpost ) we can raise the money. A team is in place – accountant, Director, Designer , Booker – but, of course they all need paying!
A myriad of things to consider along the way – some of them not always natural or obvious to those who have spent most of their lives as Actors, but so exciting and already a passion!
Thanks again for such a helpful resource!
Tom Roberts
Roberts & John Productions
www,robertsandjohn.co.uk ( under construction )