Theatrical Show definition

Theatrical Show means a live entertainment event featuring a professional (equity or non-equity) Broadway-type dramatic and/or dramatic-musical attraction, with or without a story line, of the type presented on Broadway, Off-Broadway or West End.
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Examples of Theatrical Show in a sentence

  • If Live Nation or any of its Affiliates should, at any time during the five year period after the Closing Date, control, directly or indirectly, the presentation rights for any Theatrical Show that it proposes to present in any venue in Chicago that is not owned or controlled by Live Nation or one of its Affiliates (a “Third Party Venue”), then Live Nation will give BIC the right to make the first offer to present such Theatrical Show in one of BIC’s theaters.

  • If BIC does not accept the Matching Offer within twenty-four hours following the receipt thereof, then Live Nation may, at any time thereafter, make arrangements for the presentation of such Theatrical Show in such Third Party Venue on the terms set forth in the Matching Offer with no further obligations to BIC pursuant to this Agreement in respect of the presentation of such Theatrical Show in Chicago.