Huayu: Starting from managing the Mahua FunAge Theater Troupe

It was a little after 3 p.m.

Shen Feiyang arrived at the company.

The total box office statistics report for the first round of the national tour of "Crazy Stone" has been released.

A total of forty-three performances were held.

Leaving aside the box office revenue from the nine shows in the BJ area.

Crazy Stone grossed approximately 2100 million yuan in other regions.

Shanghai is the second largest box office market after Beijing, contributing seven million yuan in revenue.

Shenzhen and Guangzhou combined total over four million, mainly because they didn't have as many performances as Beijing or Shanghai.

The ten performances in Harbin generated a total box office of over six million yuan.

Other cities contributed the remaining box office revenue.

During this period, we also encountered a large local company that booked out all five shows, which led to some distortion in the box office figures.

Overall, the attendance rate for each performance was over 90%.

As for the post-viewing rating statistics.

A questionnaire will be distributed at each performance, and the audience will rate the performance with a maximum score of ten.

Shen Feiyang opened another report.

The calculated average is eight points.

Shen Feiyang believes that this number is also somewhat distorted.

There aren't many mature stage comedy productions on the market. Currently, only Dadao Culture and Happy Twist are capable of touring the country.

Many audience members had never seen a stage play before; they were simply watching it as a large-scale skit for entertainment, and also to see Shen Teng, a living, breathing superstar.

Shen Feiyang's gaze returned to the total box office statistics report.

With a box office of 2100 million yuan, after deducting the 10% commission for the performance agency, the 20% share given to Shen Teng and the scriptwriting team, the 130 million yuan in labor fees for the other actors for 34 performances, the 40 yuan in prop costs, the 130 million yuan in publicity costs, and the 90 yuan in miscellaneous expenses, the pre-tax profit is approximately 1080 million yuan.

Including the pre-tax profits from the Beijing area, the total pre-tax profit of the first round of the "Crazy Stone" national tour was approximately 1509 million yuan.

The after-tax net profit is approximately 1000 million.

Upon seeing this number, Shen Feiyang muttered to himself: No wonder Happy Twist couldn't be listed on the A-share ChiNext board.

The stage play sector simply cannot support its valuation.

At its peak, Happy Twist's stage play business generated about 200 to 300 million yuan in annual revenue, with profits barely exceeding 100 million yuan.

With the addition of the performance group 㯖云社, Happy Twist might be able to make a bid for a listing on the Growth Enterprise Market (GEM) in the future, raising funds for its self-built theater.

Shen Feiyang pondered for a moment, then casually picked up another report.

Report on the nationwide tour plan of the Yunsha Company.

The 㯖雲社 has begun its nationwide tour.

The performance at Tianqiao Le Tea Garden was handed over to Cao Yunjin and Jia Ling, who led a group of people to perform.

The national tour will be led by Guo Degang with a separate group of performers, lasting until the Spring Festival next year, a total of about three months and 80 shows.

Among this group were the Yang family father and son.

After Yang Yi publicly apologized last time, he had some trouble making a living in the crosstalk circles of Beijing and Tianjin. Later, he put together a TV series called "Yang Guang's Happy Life" and invited Guo Gang to make a guest appearance in a few episodes. The two reconciled and became good friends because of the relationship between Yang Shaohua and Zhao Benshan.

Guo Gang wanted to show his magnanimity and care for his seniors, so he brought the Yang family father and son along to perform and earn money.

Besides the Yang family father and son, some people from the Northeast crosstalk circle, as well as Yu Qian's fellow apprentices, also went on tour to earn money.

Shen Feiyang didn't interfere with Guo Gang's team building; he just wanted money.

Guo Gang only wanted to make money. He had saved about one million yuan in the past six months and just bought a villa in Daxing with a loan a few days ago.

Shen Teng is also planning to buy a house, but not in Beijing, but in Qiqihar.

Seeing his success in his career, with Shen Feiyang's support and Wang Qi's care, his parents transferred the noodle shop to him. He returned to Qiqihar a couple of days ago after watching a performance in Harbin.

Shen Teng's current pre-tax income is two to three million yuan, enough to easily buy a house in Qiqihar.

I thought about Shen Teng buying a house for his parents.

Shen Feiyang, who hadn't seen his parents for over a year, calculated his income.

Starting in August, Shen Feiyang and Yu Kai's monthly salary increased to 50,000 yuan after tax.

In addition to his monthly after-tax salary, Shen Feiyang also receives a share of the box office revenue from his performances.

Of the 10% share received by the screenwriting team, half went to Shen Feiyang because he provided the story framework and was the one who contributed the most.

Approximately 1.47 million before tax.

After paying taxes, there was still about 700,000 left.

Shen Feiyang considered it for a moment.

Let's use this money to buy a house for my parents.

Shen Feiyang has little interest in improving his quality of life.

With a monthly salary of 50,000, if you don't buy luxury goods, you already have more than enough to spend.

The rent for the house is paid by the company.

As for transportation, Yu Kai had just bought him a top-of-the-line Audi A6 in the company's name for his daily commute.

In addition to buying a car for Shen Feiyang, Yu Kai also bought six 11-seater Jinbei vans and three Volkswagen sedans. The Jinbei vans were used to pick up and drop off company employees and actors, while the sedans were used for administrative purposes.

Buying so many cars is not only because the company has a real need for vehicles, but also because we can deduct a portion of the cost before tax through depreciation.

Yu Kai himself didn't change his car.

He really liked that old A6 and felt that the car was of great significance.

……

The next two days.

After the company's finance department settled the accounts, the profits were distributed in installments.

Shen Teng received a share of nearly two million.

October 5th, afternoon.

Shen Teng, who had suddenly become rich, arranged a bath and massage package for Shen Feiyang at the most expensive club in Beijing.

After the massage, Shen Teng felt incredibly empty. He sat up, lit a cigarette, took a drag, and exhaled the smoke, saying, "Feiyang, what am I supposed to do with all this money?"

Shen Teng was very distressed: "I bought a house for my parents and we still have a lot of money left. When I think about how much money I can earn in the future, I suddenly feel that life is meaningless."

"Remember, money is for women to see, not for women to spend," Shen Feiyang replied casually while playing on his phone.

Shen Teng pondered the meaning for a moment, then nodded: "It's actually quite philosophical..."

"I'll add another hour for you." Shen Teng pressed the call button.

……

The other employees who received their wages were not as distressed as Shen Teng.

After 43 performances, Jiang Yan's after-tax income was over 20,000 yuan.

She bought her mother a designer down jacket, and then secretly bought Shen Feiyang a tie.

Xiong Naijin sold it for about 50,000 yuan.

He sent 30,000 yuan to his parents, kept more than 20,000 yuan for himself, and bought Shen Feiyang a razor.

The others were about the same.

Give your parents some money, and keep some for yourself. Treat yourself to a nice meal, or buy something you've wanted for a long time.

Several screenwriters who participated in the "Crazy Stone" scriptwriting team, including Da Mo, Da Gui, and Jiang Haibo, also received a share of the profits, amounting to tens of thousands of yuan.

As students, this amount of money had a tremendous impact on them. A few of them went to a high-end restaurant for a lavish meal, and then went to a nightclub. They ultimately concluded that having money felt fucking good.