Producers usually provide potential investors with:
A) The cost to be incurred by the negotiated salaries of the production's actors and director along with a list of proposed ticket prices
B) A proposed budget of all expenses to be incurred prior to the first performance
C) A proposed budget for all expenses prior to opening the show, weekly operating costs, and a plan for dividing any profits

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Producers usually provide potential investors with a proposed budget for all expenses prior to opening the show, weekly operating costs, and a plan for dividing any profits. This gives investors a clear understanding of their potential return on investment and the financial risks involved. Option A is irrelevant as negotiated salaries are not relevant for potential investors at this stage, and the proposed ticket prices will be determined later. Option B is relevant but incomplete as it only addresses expenses prior to the first performance and not recurring costs.

Producers Usually Provide Potential Investors With