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Slight drop in revenue from live shows

Audience and revenue levels were mostly unexciting for live performance in 2012 but the Sunshine State had some bright spots.
1 Aug 2013 12:00
Deborah Stone
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Audience and revenue levels were mostly unexciting for live performance in 2012  but the Sunshine State had some bright spots.


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