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DEAR EVAN HANSEN
Licensor: Music Theatre International
Music and Lyrics: Justin Paul and Benj Pasek
Book: Steven Sevenson
Dear Evan Hansen Released for Licensing
Music Theatre International has released the Tony-winning musical Dear Evan Hansen for licensing of new productions. The musical centers on its title character, a teenager who feels invisible until a tragic event shocks his community and thrusts him into the center of a rapidly evolving controversy. The musical opened on Broadway in 2016 following a pre-Broadway tryout at Washington, D.C.'s Arena Stage in 2015 and an Off-Broadway production at Second Stage the following year. The work won six 2017 Tony Awards, including Best Musical. The work has since toured the U.S., played London's West End, and made the jump to the big screen with a 2019 film adaptation.
WONDERLAND
Licensor: Music Theatre International
Music: Frank Wildhorn
Lyrics: Jack Murphy
Revised Book: Jennifer Paulson-Lee and Gabriel Barre
Original Book: Gregory Boyd and Jack Murphy
Music Theatre International Is Now Licensing a Revised Version of Frank Wildhorn's Wonderland
Music Theatre International has released a newly revised version of Frank Wildhorn musical Wonderland. Inspired by Lewis Caroll's Alice in Wonderland, the musical tracks an adult Alice returning to the fantastical land of Wonderland after her life falls apart. Back through the looking glass, she again encounters the Cheshire Cat, a dotty Queen of Hearts, and the Mad Hatter, and ultimately learns the power of new love. The work played a brief Broadway run in 2011. The new version reflects an iteration that premiered at Utah's Tuacahn Center for the Arts in 2022.
9 TO 5 THE MUSICAL JR.
Licensor: Music Theatre International
Music and Lyrics: Dolly Parton
Book: Patricia Resnick
9 to 5 JR. Musical Now Available for Licensing
Pour yourself a cup of ambition—but junior-sized! Music Theatre International has released 9 to 5 The Musical JR. for licensing. The new 60-minute adaptation of the 2009 musical has been created expressly for performers under the age of 18. The musical—which features music and lyrics by Dolly Parton (including the chart-topping title song) and a book by Patricia Resnick—is adapted from the 1980 film of the same name, following three female coworkers who work to liberate their 1970s workplace from the tyranny of their boss.
INSPIRED BY TRUE EVENTS
Licensor: Concord Theatricals
Playwright: Ryan Spahn
Ryan Spahn's Inspired By True Events Joins Concord Theatricals Licensing Catalogue
Ryan Spahn's backstage comedy-thriller Inspired By True Events has joined the licensing catalogue of Concord Theatricals and will be published via its Samuel French imprint. Set in a community theatre green room in Rochester, New York, the work follows a group of actors getting ready to play to a full house the night after opening to rave reviews. When their star actor arrives in a dangerously unhinged state, they must improvise on and off stage in ways they could not have imagined. The work made its world premiere Off-Broadway in 2024 via Out of the Box Theatrics, who staged it in the theatre's green room for an intimate audience of 40 people per performance.
WILD HEART
Licensor: Theatrical Rights Worldwide
Book: Cheslea Marcantel
Joan of Arc Musical Wild Heart Released for Licensing by Theatrical Rights Worldwide
Theatrical Rights Worldwide has added a new jukebox musical inspired by the story of Joan of Arc, Wild Heart, to its licensing catalogue. Featuring a book by Chelsea Marcantel, the musical puts the story of the historical icon to a soundtrack of modern pop songs made famous by Pink, Kelly Clarkson, Andra Day, Weezer, Melissa Etheridge, and more.
SCHOOL OF ROCK: YOUNG ACTORS EDITION
Licensor: Concord Theatricals
Book: Julian Fellowes
Music: Andrew Lloyd Webber
Lyrics: Glenn Slater
School of Rock Will Get a Young Actors Edition
Concord Theatricals has released a new Young Actors Edition of Andrew Lloyd Webber, Julian Fellowes, and Glenn Slater's School of Rock - The Musical. Adapted by iTheatrics, the revised version of the 2015 musical has been shortened to a one-hour running time and tailored to be performed by a complete cast that's under 18. Adapted from Mike White's 2003 film, the musical follows a failed rock star moonlighting as a substitute teacher at a prestigious prep school who turns his class of straight-laced kids into a mind-blowing rock band.
UNCLE VANYA (Heidi Schreck version)
Licensor: Concord Theatricals
Playwright: Anton Chekhov
Translation/Adaptation: Heidi Schreck
Heidi Schreck's Uncle Vanya Adaptation Will Be Licensed by Concord Theatricals
Heidi Schreck's translation and adaptation of Anton Chekhov's Uncle Vanya has joined the licensing catalogue of Concord Theatricals, newly part of its Samuel French imprint. This new version debuted on Broadway via Lincoln Center Theater in 2024, starring Steve Carrell, William Jackson Harper, Alfred Molina, and Alison Pill. First published in 1897, Uncle Vanya centers on its title character, a man disappointed in having spent his life managing the family farm while his brother-in-law pursued an academic career.
THE MAGICIAN'S ELEPHANT
Licensor: Music Theatre International
Book: Nancy Harris
Music: Marc Teitler
Lyrics: Nancy Harris and Marc Teitler
The Magician's Elephant Joins Music Theatre International Catalogue
The Magician's Elephant, a stage musical adapted from Kate DiCamillo's children's book, has joined the Music Theatre International catalogue, and is now available for licensing. Set in a town recovering from war, the show follows a young orphan who's told by a mysterious stranger that his missing sister can be found through "the elephant." When a magician makes one such pachyderm appear from the sky, a chain of events is set in motion that changes the town forever.
PETER PAN GOES WRONG
Licensor: Dramatists Play Service
Playwright: Henry Shields, Henry Lewis, and Jonathan Sayer
Peter Pan Goes Wrong Will Be Licensed by Dramatists Play Service
Peter Pan Goes Wrong has joined the licensing catalogue of Dramatists Play Service, an imprint of Concord Theatricals. The title, from the creators of and a follow-up to The Play That Goes Wrong, is currently available for licensing. The comedy follows the Cornley Drama Society from The Play That Goes Wrong as they tackle J.M. Barrie's iconic Peter Pan—or try to, at least. Needless to say, mishaps, missed cues, and various onstage hijinks ensue.
HARMONY
Licensor: The Licensing House
Book and Lyrics: Bruce Sussman
Music: Barry Manilow
The Barry Manilow and Bruce Sussman musical Harmony is now available for professional, community theatre, and international licensing. The musical—featuring music by Manilow and lyrics and a book by Sussman—tells the true story of the Comedian Harmonists, an ensemble of six young men in 1920s Germany who took the world by storm with their blend of sophisticated close harmonies and uproarious stage antics, until their inclusion of Jewish singers put them on a collision course with history. In an unusual move, the title is not being handled by any established theatrical licensor, and instead by its producers, Ken Davenport, Sandi Moran, and Garry Kief. Those interested in mounting a production can request further information at HarmonyANewMusical.com. Requests from educational institutions are being accepted, though a school release is forthcoming.
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THE OUTSIDERS
Licensor: Concord Theatricals
Book: Adam Rapp
Music and Lyrics: Jamestown Revival, Justin Levine
The Outsiders to Be Licensed by Concord Theatricals
Concord Theatricals has secured exclusive worldwide secondary stage licensing rights to the Tony Award-winning musical The Outsiders. Currently running at the Jacobs Theatre on Broadway where the musical opened April 11, 2024, The Outsiders is adapted from S.E. Hinton's novel and Francis Ford Coppola's film adaptation. Set in 1967 Tulsa, Oklahoma, the musical follows Ponyboy Curtis, Johnny Cade, and their chosen family of "outsiders," who are in a fight for survival and a quest for purpose in a world that may never accept them. The Outsiders won the Best Musical Tony Award as well as Best Direction of a Musical (Danya Taymor), Lighting Design (Brian MacDevitt and Hana S. Kim), and Sound Design (Cody Spencer) at the 2024 Tony Awards.
HAMILTON TEEN EDITION
Licensor: Concord Theatricals
Book, Music, and Lyrics: Lin-Manuel Miranda
Hamilton Is Coming to a High School Near You in 2028
Concord Theatricals has picked up licensing rights for Lin-Manuel Miranda's Tony- and Pulitzer-winning mega-hit Hamilton. And while the Broadway production and tours show no signs of stopping (meaning don't expect any new regional Hamiltons any time soon), the company is working on a Teen Edition that will be available for young performers beginning in 2028. Yes—Hamilton will soon be headed to a high school near you.
BOOP!
Licensor: Theatrical Rights Worldwide
Book: Bob Martin
Lyrics: Susan Birkenhead
Music: David Foster
Theatrical Rights Worldwide Could Let You Produce BOOP!
Theatrical Rights Worldwide has acquired licensing rights for Broadway's BOOP! The Musical. The work, inspired by the classic animated character, played a brief Broadway run last season. The musical follows its titular character, who travels from her cartoon black-and-white world into modern-day New York City to learn a little bit more about herself and bring inspiration to jaded New Yorkers. The Broadway production received two 2025 Tony Award nominations, for Jerry Mitchell's choreography (Mitchell also directed) and Jasmine Amy Rogers' leading performance in the title role.
MAYBE HAPPY ENDING
Licensor: Music Theatre International
Book: Will Aronson and Hue Park
Music: Will Aronson
Lyrics: Hue Park
Music Theatre International Acquires Maybe Happy Ending for Licensing
Maybe Happy Ending, the 2025 Tony winner for Best Musical, has joined the licensing library of Music Theatre International. With the work's Broadway run continuing at the Belasco Theatre, the work is currently not available for new productions. The musical follows two South Korea-based Helperbots that have been deemed obsolete. The pair form an unlikely bond, setting off a surprising and romantic adventure. Park and Aronson wrote the show simultaneously in both English and Korean, premiering the show in 2016 in South Korea before bringing it stateside, first to Atlanta's Alliance in 2020 and a Broadway bow in 2024. The musical was the most Tony-winning show of last season, with Aronson and Park also winning for the score, book, and Aronson's orchestrations
PIRATES! THE PENZANCE MUSICAL
Licensor: Theatrical Rights Worldwide
Book and Lyrics: Rupert Holmes, adapted from W.S. Gilbert
Music: Arthur Sullivan, adapted by Joseph Joubert and Daryl Waters
Pirates! The Penzance Musical Joins Theatrical Rights Worldwide Catalogue for Licensing
Last season's jazz-infused reimagining of Gilbert and Sullivan, Pirates! The Penzance Musical, will be licensed by Theatrical Rights Worldwide. Adapted from the operetta masters' The Pirates of Penzance, the work features a book by Tony winner Rupert Holmes, shifting the action to the legendary port city New Orleans. While Sullivan's score remains mostly intact, a new set of orchestrations with Caribbean and French Quarter influences were written by Joseph Joubert and Daryl Waters, also interpolating some Gilbert and Sullivan tunes from other works.
MRS. DOUBTFIRE
Licensor: Music Theatre International
Book: Karey Kirkpatrick and John O'Farrell
Music and Lyrics: Karey Kirkpatrick and Wayne Kirkpatrick
Mrs. Doubtfire Will Be Licensed by Music Theatre International
Karey Kirkpatrick, Wayne Kirkpatrick, and John O'Farrell's musical version of Mrs. Doubtfire, adapted from the 1993 film, has joined the licensing catalogue of Music Theatre International. The musical follows struggling actor Daniel Hillard who, after losing custody of his beloved children in a bitter divorce, poses as an elderly, female nanny to get some undercover time with his kids. Robin Williams starred in the original film, with Tony-winning Broadway legend Harvey Fierstein making a memorable cameo as his brother. The musical version, which features a book by Karey Kirkpatrick and O'Farrell and a score by both Kirkpatricks, played a Broadway run in 2020 before launching a U.S. tour and crossing the pond to London's West End. The title is not currently available for new productions, but interested groups can sign up for notifications about availability at MTIShows.com.
SHUCKED
Licensor: Music Theatre International
Book: Robert Horn
Music and Lyrics: Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally
Music Theatre International Acquires Shucked on National Corn on the Cob Day
Music Theatre International has added the musical Shucked to its licensing catalogue. Shucked, which played a Broadway run in 2023 and is currently making its U.K. debut at London's Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, takes place in an isolated town called Cobb County, which is put into disarray when the local corn crops start dying. The young Maizy must travel to the outside world to find help, and learns something about herself in the process. The title is not currently available for new productions, but interested groups can sign up for notifications about availability at MTIShows.com.
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