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- Music by
- Lyrics by
- Original French text by
- Additional Material by
Based on the novel by Victor Hugo
Requirements
New Orchestrations by CHRISTOPHER JAHNKE, STEPHEN METCALFE and STEPHEN BOOKER
Licensing Guidelines and Provisions
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The show must be referred to as Les Misérables School Edition at all times in your print and verbal publicity, as well as in your programmes. It must be made clear at all times that this is not Les Misérables (the full show) and is being performed by amateurs.
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The audio or video recording of any part of the dialogue, lyrics or music from this musical show, whether analogue or digital (including all forms of electronic retrieval systems, e.g. computer disk, hard drive, synthesiser, sequencer, MP3, etc.) is only allowed with the signed Video Licensing Agreement, which is available for a separate charge of £100 plus VAT (for one archive copy) or £200 plus VAT (for the archive master and up to 100 copies). It is your responsibility to ensure that neither yourself nor any member of your staff or third party breaches this clause in any way.
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The entire cast must be 18 years of age or under on the date of your last performance.
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The entire cast must all be full-time Secondary, Middle or Junior School students.
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No member of the cast may be paid a salary, a percentage of ticket sales, a flat fee or any similar compensation.
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A profile list of your full cast (name, age and school as at your rehearsal period) must be forwarded to MTI Europe (shows@mtishows.co.uk) no later than four weeks prior to starting your production run.
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No member of the cast may be a member of an actors’ union such as Equity. This must be a completely amateur cast.
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The licence is restricted to a maximum of 10 performances over a period of no more than three consecutive calendar weeks.
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You may not tour this production. Each Performance Agreement is issued for a specific venue.
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All advertising and programmes must state that Les Misérables School Edition is being performed entirely by students.
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All advertising must utilise the official Les Misérables School Edition logo. No alterations to the logo are permitted.
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Press releases must state that this is a special edition of Les Misérables performed entirely by students.
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Author billing credits must read exactly as they appear on this Rider.
Advertising Restrictions
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There is to be no advertising on Television or Radio other than school stations without prior approval of the Licensors.
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There is to be no advertising on the internet under any circumstances, except for on school/theatre group websites. No personal website advertising is allowed.
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If there is a professional production of Les Misérables in your area, or due to visit your area (i.e. within 75 miles of your theatre), you must adhere to the following advertising guidelines:
You must restrict your advertising to the following: a. Local posters and flyers
b. School/theatre group newspaper/newsletter
c. School/theatre group website
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The show must be referred to as Les Misérables School Edition at all times in your print and verbal publicity as well as in your show programmes. It must be made clear at all times that this is not Les Misérables (the full show).
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