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THEATRE proudly presents ON STAGE MAY 24 - JUNE 16 FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 2012 ON STAGE JUNE 22 - JULY 15 ■ 7:00 p.m. ■ TICKETS: ONLINE AT TICKETWISE.CA OR CALL 416-915-6747 SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 2012 LOWER OSSINGTON THEATRE ■ 1:00 p.m. ■ 100A OSSINGTON De La Salle College “Oaklands” NORTH OF QUEEN 131 Farnham Avenue Toronto THEATRE DE LA SALLE’s LICENSE AGREEMENT Amateur Production of Amateur Theatrical Presentation 229 West 28th Street, 11th Floor, New York, NY 10001 Telephone: (212) 564-4000 FAX: (212) 268-1245 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.rnhtheatricals.com T H E A T R I C A L S Federal I.D. Number: 98-0623079 OrganizationR&H Theatricals Name: De ( LaLicensor Salle Oaklands) Date: 9/19/2011 representsPerformance the stageVenue: performanceTheatre De La Salle rights Account Number: 260660 Seating Capacity: 500 to over 100Phone musicals number: by416 more-969-8771 than 200 Licensewriters. Number ID-098984 Average Ticket Price: $15.00 Fax number: 416-969-9175 E-mail address: [email protected] EXPIRATION DATE: 12/18/2011 Lyricsby Musicby These include works by Rodgers & Hammerstein TIM RICE ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER (OKLAHOMA!, SOUTHPLEASE PACIFICCONFIRM andTHESE THE ADDRESSES SOUND OF (pay MUSIC particular), attention to venue Zip Code): Venue Address: RodgersOrganization & Hart (MailingPAL JOEY, Address: BABES Organization IN ARMS Billing), Address: Shipping Address: starring Michael Luchka Michael Luchka Theatre De La Salle Michael Luchka and Kern & Hammerstein (SHOW BOAT), ALEC LANGLOIS 131 Farnham Avenue 131 Farnham Avenue 131 Farnham Avenue 131 Farnham Avenue as Toronto,well as ON musicals M4V1H7 by IrvingToronto, Berlin ON M4V1H7 Toronto, ON M4V1H7 Toronto, ON M4V1H7 asJoseph (ANNIE GETCanada YOUR GUN, WHITECanada CHRISTMAS ), Canada Canada MEG GIBSON and KATARINA POLETTO Andrew Lloyd Webber asTheNarrators (CATS, JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR, EVITA andfeaturing THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA,JOSEPH...DREAMCOAT SUNSET BOULEVARD )(93', U.K. Tour w/Optional "Megamix") JOHNNY McGROARTY Thank youAdam for your Guettel inquiry. Terms and conditions for the nonexclusive licensing of live stage performances of the above referenced asPharaoh (THE LIGHTPlay INare setTHE forth PIAZZA, in this License FLOYD Agreement COLLINS and on )all, Riders attached hereto. CAREFULLY REVIEW ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS SET FORTH HEREIN. If you find the terms and conditions acceptable, please sign and return one copy of this License Agreement Kurt Weill AssistantDirector ChoirDirector along with Additional Terms and Conditions accompanied by the attendant payment you enter on line 8 hereunder prior to the (THE THREEPENNYExpiration Date OPERA, set forth LADY above, INor the THE terms DARK quoted), herein shall become void. You are under no obligation whatsoever until such LAURA WOOD MARLENE McGROARTY signed copy and payment have been received by us, at which time this License Agreement becomes a binding contract between us. such perennials as BIG RIVER, FOOTLOOSE MusicDirector Choreographer You may not advertise, announce, present or sell tickets for any performances until receipt and acknowledgement by us of said License andagreement ONCE and UPON payment. A MATTRESS You must allow, a minimum of ten (10) business days following our receipt of your signed License Agreement JORDANN ZAZA TRICIA CLEYN and the longestand-running payment forrevues delivery in of the materials history. of Broadway Directedby - SMOKEY JOE’sROYALTY CAFE -(see: and PerfoOff-rmance Broadway Details - ALTARbelow) for BOYZ, 2 performances a total royalty $ 1,170.00 Line 1 MICHAEL LUCHKA BERNARDA ALBA, MID -LIFE! THE CRISIS MUSICAL, andPerformance BRIGHT LIGHTS, Details BIG CITY. JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR® DREAMCOAT Opening Date: 4/13/2012 Closing Date: 4/14/2012 is presented through an exclusive arrangement with R&H Theatricals is an Imagem company R & H Theatricals and The Really Useful Group Limited. Joseph (93' U.K. Tour)-Royalty Amateur www.rnh.com www.rnh.com April 2012 for 2 performances at $585 for a total of $1170 RENTAL (see: Rider B): Megamix (18 Books) Rented for 8 week minimum at $100 with 0 additional weeks at $0 each for a total of $100 PLEASE CROSS OFF MEGAMIX ABOVE IF YOU DO NOT WISH TO RENT IT Rented for 8 week minimum at $0 with 0 additional weeks at $0 each for a total of $0 ORCHESTRATION (17 BOOKS) Rented for 8 week minimum at $300 with 0 additional weeks at $50 each for a total of $300 REHEARSAL SET (22 Books, 1 Logo CD) Rented for 8 week minimum at $275 with 0 additional weeks at $50 each for a total of $275 RENTAL MATERIALS TOTAL (Total of Rehearsal Set [$275 minimum plus additional charges, Orchestration [$250 minimum plus Additional charges, and any Additional Rental Materials as described above) $ 675.00 Line 2 ADDITIONAL RENTAL WEEKS REQUESTED (Total of Additional Rental Weeks Cost from Rider A, Section III) $ ______ Line 3 ADDITIONAL RENTAL MATERIALS REQUESTED (See Rider A, Section II and include when returning license agreement): a. Additional Material Enter total fees for additional material(s) from Rider A, Section II $ ______ b. Optional PREPRODUCTION PACKAGE Package consists of one script $ 75.00 $ and one score for use in advance preparation for your production. Shipment upon receipt of your signed ______ Line 4(a+b) license agreement and payment. Please place check mark in space provided if you would like to rent this package and agree to the $75 rental fee. YES_________ NO_________ DEPOSIT $ 400.00 Line 5 Processing $ 18.50 Line 6 $ 0.00 Line 7 Sales Tax: (for NY State customers, add applicable sales tax to the total of lines 2 and 3 $ ______ Line 8 Since 1931 De La Salle College “Oaklands” has educated and developed strong students. T H E C A S T During our first summer of operation Del Active Sports Camp focused on continuing these Joseph ............................................................................ALEC LANGLOIS developments through encouragement, coaching, Narrator ...............................................................................MEG GIBSON and strong camper/counsellor relationships. Heading into the second summer here at Del Narrator ...............................................................KATARINA POLETTO Active Sports Camp, the values and traditions Pharaoh ..............................................................JOHNNY McGROARTY our camp provides remain the same. Potiphar ....................................................................MATTHEW RAMOS Mrs. Potiphar ........................................................................DJ MAUSNER Jacob!...........................................................................MR. 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