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Mitch started as a musical director (Martha's Vineyard theatre) and assistant director (John Lithgow), began his Broadway career with Pacific Overtures (Hal Prince & Stephen Sondheim) and Equus (Kermit Bloomgarden, Anthony Hopkins), opened a 501(3)c company to produce the first revival of David Rabe's Streamers ("better than the original") and 3 other "hit" showcases, followed by 9 years at Joseph Papp's New York Shakespeare Festival/Public Theater (For Colored Girls..., A Chorus Line) where his jobs included Group Sales (over $1 million/year), audience development and press relations, the Latino Festival, and ultimately General Management for Off-Bway, Bway, jazz program, film program, and Free Shakespeare in Central Park. 

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MW has helped put together star-studded celebrations for many Tony Award winning shows including A Chorus Line, The Grapes of Wrath, Beauty and the Beast, The Pirates of Penzance, The Mystery of Edwin Drood.
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MW managed Village People's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony and after-party.

We help our writers. Award winning plays aren't born ready for Broadway. Even the best writers need long-term feedback and the chance to rewrite, hear and see their work read by great actors, critiqued by a varied and experienced team and then revised again and again. So... we pay for the costs of development through an extended period of rewrites and readings. We become the writer's team of dramaturgs, supporters, and critics. The writer grows, the script improves, and ultimately we all benefit with an amazing play or musical.

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We wrote the books about management.
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Artist clients Village People performing in
front of 110,000 fans at UK's Bestival
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Free Podcast. Hit photo for link to over 40 podcasts about the theater industry before and after the pandemic.
(L to R): Karen Mason, Sir Ari Gold, The Glamazons.
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