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If you’re planning a season for K-12 students, this article might be just what you need to get started. Take a look at our picks for the 2019/20 Season for K-12.

Rosemary Bucher discusses her picks for plays great for K-12 performers.

Celebrate this Siblings Day with Concord Theatricals’ list of 15 shows all about brothers and sisters.

SPOILER ALERT: Artistic Director Mary Jane Hansen muses on Enid Bradshaw, and the central debate in Agatha Christie’s The Stranger.

Monica Dolan discusses writing and performing in her one-woman play, The B*easts.

Here are hot titles straight from our licensing team that you need to know this month.

Raymond Allen discusses his hit sitcom Some Mother’s Do ‘Ave ‘Em, which has recently been adapted for stage by Guy Unsworth.

Contributor Katie Coryell shares 10 things you might not know about The Great Comet.

The much beloved 1988 film turned stage adaptation has audiences clamoring into theatres across the country. Here we share 10 facts only a true fan would know!

We chatted with our Professional Licensing Team, Theresa Posorske and Zach Kaufer, about their suggestions for plays and musicals that could round out your season planning.

Alley Theatre’s Associate Director for Design Kevin Rigdon revisits Steve Martin’s Picasso at the Lapin Agile.

Director Lucy Bailey’s take on Witness for the Prosecution.

Discovering Agatha Christie’s lost manuscripts.

The 1975 screen adaptation of Richard O‘Brien’s The Rocky Horror Show is a undeniable cult classic. Here are our top 10 freaky and fabulous facts about the film The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Tragic yet musically upbeat and joyous, read about playwright Lauren Yee’s Cambodian Rock Band.

Director Richard Hess discusses bringing Todd Almond’s coming-of-age drama to life at the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music.

Contributor Katie Coryell explores little-known facts about Kander & Ebb’s Chicago.

Director Martha Banta discusses an enduring playwright-director relationship with Lori Fischer.

British agent Alex Armitage shares invaluable advice from a career producing Me and My Girl.

Theatre writer Jonathan Mandell shares the revelation that is experiencing Runaways four decades after its creation.

Director and Actor Ken Webster shares the joy of Will Eno’s contributions to theatre.

Lawrence Haynes interviews Max Vernon, the composer, lyricist, playwright, and performer behind Off-Broadway hits The View UpStairs and KPOP.

Stacey Boone and Melissa Leftwich are Theatre Arts and Art teachers at Jay M. Robinson Middle School in Charlotte, North Carolina. Having completed performances of Rock of Ages: Middle School Edition last year, they share tips and some of their favorite moments of the show!

Contributor Nikki Przasnyski analyzes Bryna Turner’s Bull In A China Shop.

An excerpt from Leslie Odom, Jr.’s new memoir, Failing Up.

A play’s influence on a theater’s journey to greater inclusion.

Turtle Soup is currently being staged in a workshop production and famed play publishers Samuel French—located in New York City—is in talks with Rosary O’Neill about publishing the script.

Writer-Composer Frank Lazarus tells the story of bringing A Day In Hollywood / A Night In The Ukraine to Broadway.

Contributor Katie Coryell describes her connection to the title character, Gordon, and how, with Lapine and Finn, lightning can strike twice.

Jennifer Alden remembers her father, Jerome Alden, during the writing of his play, Bully.

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, contributor Katie Coryell shares her favorite shows about love.

Playwright Diana Amsterdam breaks down writing comedy.