Venue Deals Explained: Flat Rental, Co-Promotion, and Door Splits
How a venue gets paid shapes who carries the risk on a show. Here is how flat rentals, percentage rents, co-promotions, and door deals work, with illustrative math for each.
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How a venue gets paid shapes who carries the risk on a show. Here is how flat rentals, percentage rents, co-promotions, and door deals work, with illustrative math for each.
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