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An Agreement for Development Funds with Company B for the creative development of "Women of the

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Unique IDA-000521213SeriesSydney Festival Artist and Program ContractsParentCSA111251Date10th December 2009FormatLoose PapersDescriptionAn Agreement for Development Funds with Company B for the creative development of "Women of the Sun". The development funds are required to cover costs for such items as the writer, music, librettist, wages and fees, travel and consumables. The grand total for the creative development is $51,851. LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNo

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Public access noteCopyright: The Sydney Festival Limited Last edited by: Naomi

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An Agreement for Development Funds with Company B for the creative development of "Women of the