A Year of Sondheim Milestones

We'd like to propose a toast to these six Sondheim titles!

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License The Prince of Egypt!

The epic musical adapted from the beloved DreamWorks Animation film is available for your stage.

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MTI Acquires & Juliet, The Larger Than Life Musical!

Audiences "Can't Stop The Feeling" with this high-energy hit!

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Filichia Features: And The World Goes to Two Discs

By Peter Filichia on November 21, 2014

in Making Theater, Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: Filichia Features

Once a musical is cast and its performers know what they have to do, you’ll find they’ll split up into two camps.Some will listen intently to the original cast album.Some will completely avoid it, lest they be swayed by the ...

Regional Review: JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH TYA!

By Jason Cocovinis on November 19, 2014

in Show/Author Spotlight

Roald Dahl's JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH is now a Theatre for Young Audiences musical for the whole family to enjoy! Featuring a wickedly tuneful score by the TONY Award-nominated team of Benj Pasek and Justin Paul (DOGFIGHT, A Christmas Story the ...

Everybody Say Yeah! MTI Acquires Tony Award Winning Sensation, KINKY BOOTS

By Jason Cocovinis on November 19, 2014

in Show/Author Spotlight, Announcements | Tags: New Acquisitions

Music Theatre International has secured worldwide licensing rights to the Tony Award® winning, Broadway musical sensation KINKY BOOTS. In KINKY BOOTS, Charlie Price has reluctantly inherited his father's shoe factory, which is on the verge of ...

20% Off Tickets for A LITTLE PRINCESS in Concert / Frank Wildhorn and Friends at 54 Below

By Jason Cocovinis on November 19, 2014

in Show/Author Spotlight, Announcements | Tags: In the News

Use code MTI20 to receive 20% off your tickets* to two exciting events coming up at 54 Below, the hottest nightspot in New York City. A LITTLE PRINCESS in Concert: Andrew Lippa and Brian Crawley’s beloved musical, A Little Princess, is coming to ...

Filichia Features: What You Can Do with a Saturday Night

By Peter Filichia on November 14, 2014

in Making Theater, Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: Filichia Features

You’re the drama director at an all-boys’ school who’s looking for a musical that requires far more young men than young women. Oh, a show with a few female roles is fine, for you can borrow bodies from a nearby all-girls’ school. But still, ...

Download the FREE Peter Pan Live! Study Guide

By Jason Cocovinis on November 12, 2014

in Show/Author Spotlight, Announcements | Tags: In the News

Get set to see your students’ imaginations soar as Peter Pan LIVE! flies into living rooms across the country in an all-new LIVE production of the magical Broadway musical, Thursday, December 4th, at 8/7c on NBC. The study guide introduces students ...

Videos from the Public Theatre's Production of Love's Labour's Lost!

By Jason Cocovinis on November 11, 2014

in Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: Show Spotlight

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Love's Labour's Lost Now Available For Licensing

By Music Theatre International on November 11, 2014

in Announcements, Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: General MTI News, New Releases, New Shows, Shows in Literature

Romance, revelry and enchanting music ignite in this contemporary yet lovingly faithful musical adaptation of Shakespeare's comedy. Using the original text, Love's Labour's Lost reunites Obie Award winner Michael Friedman (Bloody Bloody Andrew ...

Follow the Producers of Peter Pan Live, The Oscars, and a Whole Lot More on Twitter!

By Jason Cocovinis on November 10, 2014

in Announcements, Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: In the News

You may not recognize their faces, you may not even know their names, but Craig Zadan’s and Neil Meron’s productions have earned a total of six Academy Awards, five Golden Globes, 13 Emmy Awards, two Peabody Awards, a Grammy Award, five GLAAD ...

Filichia Features: Legally Blonde Goes to College

By Peter Filichia on November 07, 2014

in Making Theater, Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: Filichia Features

More and more I continue to value Legally Blonde as a significant musical.Yes, significant. Not just fun: significant, with many positive messages. Granted, many originated in Amanda Brown’s 2000 novel as well as the 2001 screenplay by Karen ...