Dramatic production definition

Dramatic production means a production of a play, opera, musical, or other dramatic piece (whether or not involving improvisation) in relation to which the following conditions are met—
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Examples of Dramatic production in a sentence

  • Event entry fee of $41 and above The performer cost is $50,000 and above Event entry fee of any amount and a performer cost of $4001 or above Is a dance class, a concert or a recital run by a dance school (or instructor) Dramatic production, opera or ballet If you ticked any of the boxes above you will require a OneMusic licence for your event.

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