Celebrating Concord Theatricals’ authors, their shows and the people who make theatre happen.
FOR YOUR STAGE
Around the World in 80 Plays!
Take a dramatic tour around the globe with this dynamic list of Concord Theatricals plays that take place in locations all over the globe.
AUTHOR FEATURE
Bringing The Girl on the Train to the Stage: Q&A with Rachel Wagstaff and Duncan Abel
From page to screen to stage, The Girl on the Train has lived many lives. Discover how this fantastic drama was adapted for the theatre.
JUST FOR FUN
QUIZ: Which Leading Lady Role Are You? — Contemporary Musicals Edition
Which leading lady of the contemporary Broadway stage are you? Take this quiz to find out!
The Latest
Explore the most recent articles from Breaking Character, the online editorial platform for Concord Theatricals.
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Shows About the Spirit of Community
We in the theatre know that it takes a village to do something spectacular. Celebrate the spirit of community with these plays and musicals.
Community Theatre: Your 2025 Guide to Season Planning
Planning your next community theatre season can be challenging, so Concord Theatricals is here to help! Here’s an exciting selection of celebrated and noteworthy titles – arranged by genre – that are sure to fit your needs and thrill your audience.
2024 @ConcordShows Roundup
Awards and acquisitions and concerts, oh my! 2024 has been full of excitement for Concord Theatricals and our authors – check out these highlights of the year from our U.S. office.
2024 @ConcordUKShows Roundup
As 2024 draws to a close, we take a look back at the latest exciting updates from the U.K. office, including multiple awards wins at the GRAMMY® and Olivier Awards, a new partnership and piping hot acquisition news.
Jazzy Musicals
With soul-stirring rhythms and unforgettable melodies, musicals with jazz-infused scores bring a vibrant energy perfect for audiences craving the bold and exciting. Check out these musicals set to jazzy tunes!
Peter Pan and GOSH
Explore the history behind J.M Barrie’s enchanting tale, including the play’s unique relationship with the Great Ormond Street Hospital in London, UK.