Mr. Jed Bernstein

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  "'Broadway on Broadway' is a great way to kick-off the new season with the best of Broadway performing live on a giant stage in the heart of Times Square," stated League of American Theatres and Producers President Jed Bernstein.

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  That's the cheerful prognosis of Jed Bernstein, head of the League of American Theatres and Producers, Broadway's official trade organization.
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  That's the cheerful prognosis of Jed Bernstein, head of the League of American Theatres and Producers, Broadway's official trade organization.
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  That's the cheerful prognosis of Jed Bernstein, head of the League of American Theatres and Producers, Broadway's official trade organization.
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  That's the cheerful prognosis of Jed Bernstein, head of the League of American Theatres and Producers, Broadway's official trade organization.
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  That's the cheerful prognosis of Jed Bernstein, head of the League of American Theatres and Producers, Broadway's official trade organization.

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  "There's been real progress in the last five years," says Jed Bernstein, executive director of the League.
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  Broadway's improving health results from a number of trends, from an ebullient economy to shifting demographics, says Mr. Bernstein.Babyboomers have 7-, 8-, 12-year-old kids who are now at a prime age to introduce to Broadway," he notes.
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  "Talk about mainstream marketing," says Mr. Bernstein, a former advertising executive.
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  "This reaffirms what we've known for a while now -- that costs have been rising way ahead of ticket prices," says Mr. Bernstein.
  
  Those costs are less painful when productions are successful, of course.The number of new shows last year was similar to the 1991-92 season: 37 and 39, respectively.But because playing weeks increased nearly 50%, to 1,347 from 905, the average weekly operating expense remained virtually the same, at $318,000."Shows are always most expensive in the beginning, and economies of scale are created as the playing weeks go up," says Mr. Bernstein.
  
  Creating a hit on Broadway will always remain a tough goal.But the industry's reviews, and thus its economic impact, are clearly on the rise.
  
  "Broadway has returned to its rightful place on the entertainment menu, a position it had in the Forties, Fifties and beginning of the Sixties but then lost for a while," says Mr. Bernstein."Until now."

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  "The 2005 award recipients have created opportunities for students to experience Broadway, further encouraging a lifelong appreciation for the arts while developing academic and social skills," commented Jed Bernstein, president of the League.

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  "The winter is always a difficult time for shows that don't come out of the Christmas season quite as strongly as they would like," Jed Bernstein, head of the League of American Theatres and Producers, said Monday 1, the musical grossed $242,002, filling only 41 percent of the seats at the Broadhurst Theatre

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  "They are an endangered species," said Jed Bernstein, executive director of the League of American Theaters and Producers.

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  "Tony Randall's passion for live theatre was unmatched," Jed Bernstein, president of the League of American Theatres and Producers, said in a statement

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  BroadwayWorld.com reports that producer Jed Bernstein has leaked the line up of scheduled special celebrity guest stars for this week's performances of "Don't Quit Your Night Job."

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  Broadway is still a high risk investment," League president Jed Bernstein said in a statement when releasing the totals.

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  Jed Bernstein is the current Program Director.
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  Jed Bernstein, Program Directorl
  
  After 11 years as Executive Director and then President of the League of American Theatres and Producers, Jed Bernstein launched Above The Title Entertainment, a Broadway/Television production company and marketing consultancy.
  
  Prior to the League, Mr. Bernstein had a 16-year career in the advertising industry.He managed American Express' efforts in the performing arts industry as well as their "Do You Know Me?"television commercials.Later, he was instrumental in the award-winning campaign featuring actor Bruce Willis that introduced Seagram's Golden Wine Coolers.
  
  While at Ogilvy and Mather Advertising, he co-founded Steenstine Productions, producing and directing corporate entertainment and industrial shows for such clients as Reebok, Goldman Sachs, American Express, Forstmann-Little, the 1992 Democratic National Convention's Host Committee, and the Inner Circle Charity shows for Mayors Dinkins and now Mayor Bloomberg.
  
  Mr. Bernstein led many important initiatives at the League, including ACT II; Kids' Night on Broadway; the Broadway on Broadway concert's development into a national television program; and Broadway Under the Stars.Mr. Bernstein was also instrumental in guiding Broadway's recovery after 9/11 with, among other efforts, the producing and directing of New York Loves America, a 14-city concert tour.
  
  Mr. Bernstein currently holds board appointments with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and The Actors' Fund.He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and earned his MBA at Yale.For seven years Mr. Bernstein taught a graduate class in advertising and marketing at New York University, and the past six years has lectured at Yale University's School of Management and the Yale School of Drama.

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