Podcast appearances and mentions of john breglio

John Breglio (TW:@johnbreglio)(LI:@john-breglio) is currently a full time producer of theatre and film. Consultant to theater and film producers. Former entertainment lawyer. Author of "I WANNA BE A PRODUCER"

John Breglio (TW:@johnbreglio)(LI:@john-breglio) is currently a full time producer of theatre and film. Consultant to theater and film producers. Former entertainment lawyer. Author of "I WANNA BE A PRODUCER"

John Breglio, producer and author of "I Wanna Be A Producer: How to Make a Killing on Broadway...or Get Killed," discusses the vital knowledge and skills required to develop and produce shows for Broadway.

In his new book producer John Breglio recounts his journey to Broadway and offers guidance for aspiring producers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ralph Sevush is the Executive Director of Business & Legal Affairs at the Dramatists Guild You don’t know about the Dramatists Guild?  Well, you’re about to, because in this podcast, Ralph is not only going to tell you how it started, but why it started, and why it ain’t never going away.  He also talks about . . . What the heck is the APC (Approved Production Contract) anyway? Why he’d like to sit down with Broadway Producers and recalibrate that APC for today’s unique producing market. Does he agree with John Breglio about the potential for a Hollywood writer deal working on Broadway? How the current Producer – Writer negotiation system is costing producers money, and how we can fix it. Why the Boston Red Sox really are superior to the New York Mets. (Ok, ok, he didn’t talk about that – that was just me throwing that in there . . . hehe.) What you’re going to love about this podcast is the passion with which this man works to protect every single writer out there, whether you’re a five–time Tony winner, or a rookie who just joined the Guild . . . but also how Ralph acknowledges that the business has changed since the Guild was formed and how the Guild is eager to change with it. Keep up with me: @KenDavenportBway www.theproducersperspective.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John Breglio, entertainment lawyer and Broadway producer, has concentrated on representing companies and individuals involved in all aspects of the entertainment industry, including the legitimate theatre, motion picture, publishing and music businesses, and intellectual property matters. He has been instrumental in assisting his clients to develop, finance and produce hundreds of plays, musicals and films for nearly 40 years. The scope of his experience ranges from advising film, television and video companies on the development, financing and distribution of entertainment products to advising Broadway and Off-Broadway producers and theater owners on producing and presenting dramatic plays, musicals and revues. He has represented literally hundreds of individual performing and other artists in their professional careers such as Stephen Sondheim, Andrew Lloyd Webber, August Wilson, Michael Bennett, Marvin Hamlisch, Bernadette Peters, Peter Martins and the heirs of the late Bob Marley. John Breglio is “Broadway’s Attorney,” having repped some of the most important and influential people in the biz, including Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Sondheim, Michael Bennett, and Marvin Hamlisch, as well as Producers, Non-Profits, and so many others. He helped write contracts and deals (like the workshop agreement) that have had long lasting ripple effects throughout our industry (and without a doubt for the better – thanks to his unique ability to approach negotiations from both perspectives) Listen in to hear: Why contracting is faster, but negotiating is slower, than 20 years ago. Could a Hollywood Author model ever work on Broadway? Will Dreamgirls come back to Broadway? Hear the inside scoop about what’s next for this historic piece. What Michael Bennett would think of Broadway today. And more.   Keep up with me: @KenDavenportBway www.theproducersperspective.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Director Bob Avian, producer John Breglio and actress Charlotte d'Amboise discuss the documentary, “Every Little Step,” which follows the lengthy and dramatic casting process for the recent revival of “A Chorus Line” in which they all took part.

The "Spoils Of War" production team - legal representative John Breglio, press representative Joshua Ellis, producer Robyn Goodman, producer David Mirvish, and general manager Peter Neufeld - discuss transferring the play from not-for-profit Second Stage Theatre off-Broadway to a $1.5 million commercial Broadway production.

The Spoils Of War production team -- legal representative John Breglio, press representative Joshua Ellis, producer Robyn Goodman (2004 Tony for Best Musical for Avenue Q), producer David Mirvish, and general manager Peter Neufeld (2005 Tony Honors for Excellence in the Theatre) -- discuss transferring the play from not-for-profit Second Stage Theatre off-Broadway to a $1.5 million commercial Broadway production.

The production team of Tennessee Williams' "Orpheus Descending" -- attorney John Breglio, advertising representative Nancy Coyne, general manager Barbara Darwall, press representative Joshua Ellis, and producer Elizabeth Ireland McCann -- talk about the steps taken in bringing Peter Hall's revival with actress Vanessa Redgrave to Broadway.

The production team of Tennessee Williams' Orpheus Descending -- attorney John Breglio, advertising representative Nancy Coyne, general manager Barbara Darwall, press representative Joshua Ellis, and producer Elizabeth Ireland McCann (numerous Tony Awards including Copenhagen, Morning’s at Seven and Amadeus) -- talk about the steps taken in bringing Peter Hall's revival with actress Vanessa Redgrave to Broadway.