September 9, 2026Lynn Nottage in Five Plays Full of warmth, wit and sweeping emotion, two-time Pulitzer winner Lynn Nottage has created some of the greatest works in the American theatre.Playwrights/Titles/
September 8, 2026UK & Eire School Season Planning 2026-2027 Hey, UK! Need ideas for your next school theatre shows? We’ve created a hand-picked selection of plays and musicals to fit your needs, from spellbinding musicals to cutting-edge contemporary dramas.UK/Titles/
September 1, 2026Great Roles for Latine Men Latine men have the chance to shine with these shows that move from tragedy to comedy, celebration to grief, fantasy to reality.Titles/
August 27, 2026Quiara Alegría Hudes in Five Plays Get a glimpse of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Quiara Alegría Hudes’ heartful, lyrical, character-rich work that’s unafraid of the raw edges of authenticity, whether bittersweet or stinging, with these five shows.Authors/Playwrights/Titles/
August 26, 2026Female-Driven Comedies From farcical heroines to grounded slice-of-life protagonists, let yourself be swept away by waves of laughter with these stellar comedies driven by women.Titles/
August 12, 2026What to Read by College Graduation Whether you need a laugh or a think, these kinds of plays (and our recommendations to suit them) are the ones you must read between high school graduation and college graduation. Get a head start on your theatrical journey by infusing your reading list with these new plays!Titles/
August 11, 2026Words, Words, Words: Shows Where Poets Are Portrayed on Stage From stirring examinations of the passions and romances that inspired these great wordsmiths to nuanced biographies and even alternate histories, these shows honor the power of poetry and of its creators.Titles/
August 10, 2026The Animal Kingdom: Shows Featuring Actors Playing Animals Whether reckoning with thorny aspects of human existence, acting as faithful adaptations of children’s classics, or simply as a way to bring vibrancy to the stage, the animals found in these shows are every variety of wild and wonderful!Titles/
August 7, 2026Sparkle and Shine: Q&A with the Authors of Finn Explore the depths of this brilliant and beautiful ocean – complete with quirky sea creatures and catchy tunes — in the deeply moving, vibrant show for any audience, Finn, by hearing directly from the authors!Authors/Titles/
August 5, 2026Newly Available for Licensing – August 2026 (US) On the brink of a new season, check out these titles, newly available as of August from Concord Theatricals in the US.Titles/
August 5, 2026Newly Available for Licensing – August 2026 (UK) Whether you seek comforting characters or a challenging adventure, check out these titles, newly available as of August from Concord Theatricals in the UK.Titles/
July 30, 2026The Wicked Lit Collection: Halloween Theatre You Can Sink Your Teeth Into Explore the collection of nineteen Wicked Lit plays adapted from short horror literature currently available for licensing from Concord Theatricals for your school, theatre or site-specific venue, as described by co-founder of Unbound Productions and playwright, Jonathan Josephson.Titles/
July 30, 2026Shows About Sisters Whether supportive, competitive, annoying, endearing or even strained, the bond of sisterhood is fascinating and full of depth for actors to examine when bringing their stories to life. Explore the relationship between sisters with these shows available from Concord Theatricals.Titles/
July 28, 2026“God’s Best Joke”: A Conversation with the Creators of I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change is celebrating its 30th anniversary! Creators Joe DiPietro and Jimmy Roberts discuss the show’s creation, history and enduring success.Titles/
July 24, 2026A Guide to A Christmas Carol On Stage Since its introduction as a novella in 1843, Charles Dickens’ timeless tale of greed, ghosts and growth has become a holiday classic and creatives continue to adapt it, whether performed with Dickensian costume and dialogue or in a contemporary context.Titles/
July 2, 2026QUIZ: Which Shakespeare Heroine Are You? Whatever your personality, there’s sure to be a Shakespeare heroine that speaks to what makes you, well, you. From sharp-tongued lovers to dutiful daughters, proud and independent nobles to gifted artists, the Bard’s leading ladies shine with intelligence and wit.Titles/
June 26, 2026Edward Albee in Five Plays One of the American theatre’s most psychologically exacting and sharp playwrights as well as one of only two playwrights to win three Pulitzer Prizes in Drama, Edward Albee created an enduring body of work whose legacy has stood the test of time.Playwrights/Titles/
June 17, 2026For Your Stage: 2026-27 Picks for Community Theatre From classics to brand-new works, here are some great ideas for every community theatre, including gut-busting comedies, heart-stopping dramas and crowd-pleasing musicals.Community/Titles/
June 11, 2026In Conversation With… Politics Ambition, power, justice. In this edition of the “In Conversation With…” series, Breaking Character explores work that delve into political systems across the world and the often-polarizing figures that inhabit them.Titles/
June 9, 2026Newly Available for Licensing – June 2026 (US) June is jam-packed with new plays and musicals to license – some might even say it’s bustin’ out all over! Check out these titles, newly available as of June from Concord Theatricals in the US.Titles/
June 9, 2026Newly Available for Licensing – June 2026 (UK) Just because it’s June, here are some new plays and musicals to license! Check out these titles, newly available as of June from Concord Theatricals in the UK.Titles/
June 1, 2026The Truth Behind… The Laramie Project The Laramie Project remains one of the most moving and heart-rending theatrical experiences in recent memory. Explore the history of the play’s creation and its storied legacy with this next entry in Breaking Character’s “The Truth Behind…” series.Titles/
May 28, 2026Songs of Hope The Concord Theatricals Concert Library is the proud home of the songs that have anchored us through graduations, funerals and moments of political change – songs that endure because they strive for mutual connection.Titles/
May 26, 2026In Conversation with… Gun Violence In this edition of the “In Conversation with…” series, Breaking Character presents a sampling of shows that respond to a kind of tragedy that has sadly become a common reality and the leading cause of death for children and teens in the United States: gun violence.Titles/
May 19, 2026Lauren Yee in Five Plays A playwright, screenwriter and TV writer adept at balancing the intimate with the universal, Lauren Yee is an accomplished and widely produced voice in American theatre. Here’s a selection of five of Yee’s celebrated plays.Authors/Titles/
May 18, 2026Your Summer 2026 Play-Reading List Hot people read plays! This summer, infuse your reading list with plays, and find your perfect read (or two or three) for a summer of adventure, intrigue, laughs and/or relaxation.Titles/
May 11, 2026QUIZ: Which Musical Are You? Classic or contemporary, silly or serious, comedy or drama, find out which musical best suits your personality.Titles/
May 6, 2026Newly Available for Licensing – May 2026 (US) Check out these titles, newly available as of May from Concord Theatricals in the US.Titles/
May 6, 2026Newly Available for Licensing – May 2026 (UK) Bask in the vitality of spring – and also these new plays and musicals to perform! Check out titles newly available to license as of May from Concord Theatricals in the UK.Titles/UK/
May 5, 2026The Phenomenon of “You’ll Never Walk Alone” Since its 1945 premiere in Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Carousel, “You’ll Never Walk Alone” has continued to inspire. We explore the song’s cultural impact through the world of football and charity singles.Titles/UK/
May 5, 2026David Henry Hwang in Five Plays David Henry Hwang speaks to issues of race, culture and self-image with sharp wit and deep intelligence. Explore this sampling of his challenging, engaging work.Authors/Playwrights/Titles/
May 4, 2026Pulitzer Prize-Winning Plays and Musicals from Concord Theatricals Peruse our shows that have been selected for the distinguished Pulitzer Prize for Drama.Titles/