Absolutely! If you’ve purchased the song, your video is non-profit, and it’s PG (no swearing, nudity, etc.), you’re good to go. Just make sure to credit me and any collaborators by linking to my website or Instagram. For commercial use, simply fill out the contact form to get a mechanical license from Songtrust. Easy peasy!

Before you stage one of my plays, you’ll want to make sure you’ve got the right script and the right permission for the kind of production you’re planning. Send the details—what you’re doing, where it’s happening, and whether it’s a reading, workshop, or full production—so you can sort out the licensing side before rehearsal chaos takes over.

Make sure you've purchased the sheet music beforehand, and contact us to let us know your intentions. If we approve you, we'll direct you to our PRO to obtain a public performance license. Remember: it is illegal to reproduce sheet music without permission from the copyright holder, so if the music you're performing has multiple parts, you will need to purchase extra copies unless you've contacted us.

Possibly — but please ask before you release anything. If you want to record, distribute, or monetize a cover of one of my songs, contact me first so we can make sure the licensing is handled the right way. For simple noncommercial sharing, credit matters a lot; for anything public-facing or money-making, I’ll help point you toward the proper permissions.

Nope — buying the script or song and getting permission to perform it are two different things. A purchase gives you access to the material, but you still need the proper performance license or approval before staging, recording, or publicly performing it. If you’re not sure what you need, send me the details and I’ll help point you in the right direction without the legal headache spiral.

Sometimes, yes — I’m open to working with productions that have limited budgets, especially when the project is mission-driven or helping new artists get on their feet. Send me a message with your production type, venue, dates, and a quick note about your budget, and I’ll let you know what’s possible. I can’t promise a miracle, but I can promise a real conversation.

Possibly, yes — but I’d still want to know the details first. Things like whether it’s ticketed, recorded, streamed, or part of a classroom setting can change what kind of permission you need. Send me the basics and I’ll help point you toward the right path without the licensing labyrinth.

Usually, yes — but I’d still want to know what you’re planning before you go full throttle. A staged reading, festival slot, or special event may need a different level of permission than a full production, so send me the details: what you’re performing, where it’s happening, whether there’s an audience, and if money’s changing hands. I’ll point you toward the right license so nobody ends up in legal soup.