Investors

Our projects are funded by a range of experienced Broadway investors and those new to "the business."  This page gives broad strokes and a few basic highlights on commercial theatre investing.  

Investments are generally in “units”, typically starting at $25,000.  Some shows offer smaller units or "Split" units. Investors receive their capital back from the first profits of the production.  Once all the capital has been re-paid (the production has “recouped” and investors are made "whole"), the Investors share in 50% of the profits thereafter, and the General Partners/Producers retain the remaining 50%.

Although investing in theater can be high-risk, and it is a "Lifestyle Investment," it can be an extremely fulfilling and exciting endeavor, and there are many success stories of productions generating impressive profits. Recent Bisno Productions projects that returned a profit include:  Speed the Plow, HAIR and The Merchant of Venice.  WAR HORSE is also on track to become profitable.  

Investors benefit from a direct relationship with a Producer of the show, and the company, and the various "Perks" include:

  • Complimentary tickets to the Opening Night and Party
  • Opportunity to meet the cast and creatives, director and other producers at Opening or other performances
  • An invitation to open dress rehearsals
  • Regular updates on the show's financial status, box office activity, marketing and PR activities
  • Access to VIP house seats across New York (House Seats are the best Orchestra Seats and the ticketing fees are waived)
  • Opportunity to organize special theatre evenings for friends, colleagues, clients or charities
  • Industry insider status, recommendations, and information
  • Advance notice of further investment opportunities

If you would like further information on investing with Bisno Productions, please contact Associate Producer Roberta Pereira (roberta@bisnoproductions.com). We will contact you personally and set up a time to talk about our current and upcoming opportunities.