What is the fee of a playwright called?

The fee of a playwright is called a royalty.

Royalties are payments made to the playwright each time their play is performed. The amount of the royalty can vary depending on several factors, such as:

* The length of the play

* The size of the theatre

* The number of performances

* The playwright's experience and reputation

* Whether the production is professional or amateur

It's important to note that royalties are not always paid in a lump sum. Sometimes, they are paid on a per-performance basis.

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