Theatrical producer
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A theatrical producer is a type of producer who oversees the staging of theatre productions. The producer also has the most authority in the theatrical production. He or she is also in charge of the budget for the play he or she is producing as well as decides in what theatre the play will be preformed in.
Notable theatrical producers are:
United States:
- David Belasco
- Roger Berlind
- Kermit Bloomgarden
- Mel Brooks
- Arthur Cantor
- Alexander H. Cohen
- Katharine Cornell
- Jean Dalrymple
- A.L. Erlanger
- Charles Frohman
- Daniel Frohman
- David Geffen
- Robert E. Griffith
- Oscar Hammerstein II
- Leland Hayward
- Oscar Jaffe
- Elia Kazan
- Marc Klaw
- Mitch Leigh
- Herman Levin
- Gilbert Miller
- Henry Miller
- David Merrick
- Ben Mordecai
- Samuel F. Nixon
- Joseph Papp
- Hal Prince
- Richard Rodgers
- Philip Rose
- Irene Mayer Selznick
- Shubert brothers
- Mike Todd
- George C. Tyler
- John C. Wilson
- A. H. Woods
- Florenz Ziegfeld
- J. Fred Zimmerman
United Kingdom:
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