When Playwrights Kill
A New, Original Comedy, Currently in the Final Stages of Pre-Production for its April World Premiere
Designed for smart capital. With a low 36% breakeven capacity, this opportunity is built to target faster recoupment and earlier profit participation. Investment units begin at $25K, with lower than normal pathways to Co‑Producer credit and an investor‑first financial model.
Why This Matters
Most Broadway shows need 65-75% capacity just to break even. This project only needs 36%. That's what happens when a show is built smart.
The show only needs to fill 36% of seats each week to cover costs and start making profit. Most Broadway shows need 65-75%, making this a lower-risk opportunity.
You can invest in increments of $25k. Each unit gives you a proportional share of the show's profits after it recoups its costs. Co-Producer entitlements start at $75k.
Two Ways to Get Involved
You don't need to have a ton of money to invest in Broadway.
Here's how it works.
Invest Your Own Money
Similarly to investing in a startup company, when the show earns money you get your share of profits.
Early investors get first access to Broadway transfer opportunities and can choose to cash out, reinvest, or add more capital.
Raise Money for the Show
You don't have to spend your own money at all. Connect other investors to the production and earn producer credit (bonus entitlement) plus a percentage of profits.
The "1-for-X" system: 1-for-1 is the best deal (1 share of credit for every dollar raised). This is how Co-Producers earn extra return on their investment.
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