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SHOWS & SHIVERS
Plays & Musicals for Spooky Season
Looking for campy chills, or do you prefer terrifying thrills? Discover hilarious haunts and seriously scary stories to celebrate Halloween and fall.
HERITAGE MONTH
Great Roles for Latine Actors
For Hispanic Heritage Month, check out titles and roles that explore the varied histories and perspectives of people in the Latine community.
UK AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT
Sleepova with Author Matilda Feyiṣayọ Ibini
Join author Matilda Feyiṣayọ Ibini to discuss her new play Sleepova, a frank, funny coming-of-age ode to black women.
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Adaptations for Professional Theatres
Discover adaptations that are perfect for professional theatres, from stage versions of ancient myths or 18th-century novels to contemporary response plays that reimagine “the canon” from the perspective of women.
Newly Available for Licensing – October 2025 (US)
It’s time to “fall” for these titles, newly available for licensing from Concord Theatricals in the US.
Newly Available for Licensing – October 2025 (UK)
It’s officially autumn! Check out these titles that are newly available for licensing from Concord Theatricals in the UK.
Monstersongs and Monster Shows
Rob Rokicki’s musical Monstersongs is populated with frightening, if misunderstood, creatures. Check out these chilling beasts, along with other plays and musicals featuring characters often regarded as “monsters”!
Great Roles for Latine Actors
From an irrepressible bodega owner to a self-absorbed NFL running back to a successful middle-aged novelist, these characters demonstrate the width and breadth of the Latine experience.
A Feast of Titles Perfect for Thanksgiving
From heartwarming, nostalgic dramas to caustically funny comedies, these titles – set on Thanksgiving Day or at a similar family gathering – will make you grateful for the power of live theatre.