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This document contains a survey about interest in a potential musical theatre magazine. It asks respondents for their age, musical tastes, interest level in such a magazine, preferred name ideas, desired content, willingness to pay, and whether "freebies" would make them more likely to purchase the magazine. The survey collects both multiple choice and open-ended text responses to help gauge audience interest and preferences.
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