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What is lend me a tenor?

Lend Me a Tenor is a comedic play written by Ken Ludwig.

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The producers or theater companies staging the play are required to file Lend Me a Tenor.

How to fill out lend me a tenor?

Lend Me a Tenor must be filled out with information about the production dates, venues, cast members, and ticket sales.

What is the purpose of lend me a tenor?

The purpose of Lend Me a Tenor is to provide a record of performances of the play for legal and financial purposes.

What information must be reported on lend me a tenor?

Information such as production dates, venues, cast members, ticket sales, and any special events related to the play must be reported on Lend Me a Tenor.