Help Center

Welcome to our Help Center! It’s our goal to make licensing an MTI musical an easy and rewarding experience. Explore the drawers below to discover all kinds of helpful information, like Top Tips from our Reps, FAQs, Getting Started, and more.

Direct from your Reps: - Top Tips from Your MTI Account Reps
- Updating your Primary Contact
- Reps By State (scroll to bottom of page)
- Rented Materials: Returns and Tracking Shipments
- Performance Accompaniment Recording Quick Start Guide & FAQs
All About Licensing: - Licensing 101: Perusals, Guidelines and More
- Get Started Licensing an MTI Musical
- Licensing a Broadway Junior Musical
- Rented Materials: Returns and Tracking Shipments
Returning Materials and Tracking Shipments: Learn about tracking shipments and returning your rented materials.
Streaming FAQs and More: - Streaming FAQs
- Available for Streaming
- Online Editions
MyMTI Account Management: - MyMTI Licensing and Doing Business
- Updating Your Primary Contact
- Reading Your Account Statement and Paying Your Invoice
FAQs and Forms: - Frequently Asked Questions
- Forms

Don't see what you're looking for? Create a Web Profile to participate in our Questions & Answers, give and receive advice with other members of the theatrical community, and more! And as always, please feel free to contact us.

Questions & Answers

Ask a Question See All Questions

By shayward

May 05, 2010

Big: The Musical

Does anyone know why the song list for Big: The Musical does not include all of the songs from the original Broadway production? It seems like some of the best songs in the show were cut from the liscensed version.

Answer this Question

See 2 answers

By Michael Jackson

April 23, 2010

Introduce students to Sondheim with SATURDAY NIGHT

Sondheim musicals can be too challenging and even too adult for high school productions, but a great show for high schools is Sondheim's SATURDAY NIGHT. It is unusually tuneful and much easier to learn and perform well than most other Sondheim shows. All the characters are aged 16 - 24, so the story is not far from students' experiences. There are more than the usual good roles for women in the show and the chorus can be large or as small as 6 people, depending on your needs. The show takes place in 1929, just before the Stock Market Crash, and as each character prepares to take their next big step in life. There is a nice combination of the sweetness of life mixed with hard realities, and how the devotion of friends helps you through challenging times. Take a look at it.

Answer this Question

This question has no answers

By Christy Terefenko

April 12, 2010

Music Man Instruments

Could anyone please tell me where you got the instruments for this show? Did you have the students actually use their own instruments or did you buy plastic ones? I would be grateful for any help!

Answer this Question

See 1 answer

By mike cappucci_2

March 29, 2010

Annie Jr Set Design/Layout

hello. We are looking for a blueprint of what each scene should look like in Annie. Where the couch goes, the desk, etc.Can anyone help?Thanksmike

Answer this Question

See 2 answers

By shayward

March 10, 2010

Seussical with a Female JoJo

Ok...do to a lack of boys in my Junior High program I had to cast a female in the role of JoJo in Seussical Jr. Now, I have everything worked out and it works...except for one line in the People vs Horton that originally reads "Now just for a moment young Jojo looked grim, the fate of the whos rested squarely on him."Has anyone else been in this situation? What did you change the line to? Obviously the rhyme sceme is off if I just change him to her. I have all of the other gender references changed, but this one has me stumped. Any suggestions?

Answer this Question

See 7 answers

By Karen Van Duyn

March 02, 2010

Magic Cigarette for Damn Yankees

Does anyone know where I can get the "magic" cigarette for Mr. Applegate to use in Damn Yankees?

Answer this Question

See 3 answers

By Carlos Laboy

February 08, 2010

Schoolhouse Rock Live

What kind a balls were used in the number "Interplanet Janet" to represent the planets? And, where can I get them?

Answer this Question

This question has no answers

By Carlos Laboy

January 13, 2010

Finding materials for sets and scenery.

My group will be performing Guys and Dolls Jr.. Where in NYC (We are located in the Bronx) can I have inexpensive materials for building our sets and scenery?

Answer this Question

See 1 answer

By bschimp

January 08, 2010

Fiddler on the roof Jr.

Are there instrumental parts available for Fiddler on the Roof Jr.?

Answer this Question

This question has no answers

By Eric Mathew Colton

January 01, 2010

Edges. Edges. Edges.

I will be uploading clips shortly of the version I directed... but I would love to discuss the show with anyone that is in it/ considering directing this piece. It is wonderful and a great show to bounce ideas off of! Let me know. I am all ears!!eric mathew

Answer this Question

See 3 answers