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Musicals Featuring Notable Women in History
It’s women’s history month! Celebrate the achievements of women who made their mark with these dynamic musicals about renowned historical figures.
LUCK OF THE IRISH

A Q&A with Porcelain Author Margaret Perry
Get to know great Irish playwrights and women’s history by diving deeper into Margaret Perry’s play Porcelain, based on a true story.
IT’S MOVIE SEASON!

Stage to Screen: Musicals Adapted to Film
In honor of this year’s Academy Awards, sample these shows that began onstage before being immortalized on the silver screen.

The Latest
Explore the most recent articles from Breaking Character, the online editorial platform for Concord Theatricals.
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Newly Available for Licensing – March 2026 (US)
It’s a lucky month! Check out these titles, newly available as of March from Concord Theatricals in the US.

Newly Available for Licensing – March 2026 (UK)
Spring forward with some stellar new shows! Check out these titles, newly available as of March from Concord Theatricals in the UK.

We Create Our Own Ghosts: Playwright Nikhil Mahapatra Talks Love You More
Nikhil Mahapatra’s modern take on a Shakespearean classic explores sibling rivalry, grief and returning home. In this interview, the playwright discusses their creative process and how this sharp play came to be.

Shows Featuring Puppetry
Puppetry has been part of theatre and storytelling for centuries. In this article, discover a range of shows for a variety of audiences – and performers! – all with great opportunities for puppetry.

A Conversation with John Bucchino
John Bucchino, composer/lyricist of A Catered Affair, It’s Only Life and A Peacock Among Pigeons, reflects on the influences and creative instincts that have shaped his warm, vulnerable and meticulous work.

Women in STEM: Characters Across Science, Technology, Engineering and Math
While historically underrepresented, dozens of women across both history – and fiction! – excel in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Here, discover brilliant theatrical works that feature these ladies.
