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It basically takes more people to get a show on its feet," he said, adding that he was still finalizing the last 10 percent of investment for "Hair."LONG ODDSSt earl klugh discography . Martin said, "A lot of the investors in Broadway shows come from the Wall Street arena and if they have lost a lot of their money, there may be less money for productions."That being said, we had a couple of shows open this past season in the early fall that got financing at the last minute and recouped their investment," she added, citing "All My Sons" and "The Seagull."Broadway hit "In the Heights," which won the 2008 Tony Award for best new musical, recently announced it had recouped its $10 million investment since opening in March.Twenty shows are due to open in the coming months and the industry will be watching for signs of how the 2009-2010 season, which starts on June 8, is shaping up.History shows that four out of five shows do not return on their investment, St pat martino . Martin said."Reality is people invest for reasons other than just a return on investment," St Martin said bob james live . "Nobody says I'm definitely going to lose money on this, but they know that the odds are not in their favor."A Broadway play tends to cost up to about $4 million, while a more elaborate musical can cost well over $10 million, but the returns on a musical are usually higher.When it comes to audiences, Broadway had 2008 calendar year gross earnings of $941 million, up from $938 million, although theaters were dark for 19 days in 2007 by a stagehand strike, figures from The Broadway League showed.The League also said 37 shows closed in the 2008 calendar year, five more than 2007, but the same number as 2006.Maria Somma of Actors Equity said the financial crisis has not effected work for actors and stage managers, with the number of Broadway contracts signed holding steady."There are a lot of stories out there about the death of Broadway and I think that is very premature," Hamingson said."Theater is a living thing, there are good shows and there are less good shows," he said bob james dvd . "What happens is sometimes you have a season that doesn't have a lot of very strong shows, so one can't always attribute it to the economic climate."Lion said when U.S. President-elect Barack Obama takes office, it might restore some confidence to consumers."I don't know if we will bounce back completely in the coming months, but we should have a revitalization of the Broadway scene," she said. "If people feel more sure-footed then they will be more willing to invest in new projects."(Editing by Mark Egan) U.S. Entertainment Film Arts Lifestyle.

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