These musicals celebrate the magic of community and collaboration in theatre, featuring dazzling group numbers and plenty of roles to showcase a wide range of talent.

Whether it’s a bold reinterpretation or a faithful homage, these musicals and plays based on movies offer a fresh lens on the stories we thought we knew.

The Sound of Music has delighted theatre and film audiences for decades. Here’s a guide to the differences between the film and stage versions of this treasured Golden Age musical.

From heartwarming classics to festive musicals that dazzle, these Christmas plays and musicals will enchant your audiences and bring the spirit of the season to life.

Top Hat brings the glamour of Hollywood’s Golden Age and the glorious, tap-dancing magic of Astaire and Rogers to the stage. Here’s a quick guide to the film and stage versions of this effervescent musical.

Dorothy Fields (1905-1974) was a brilliant and prolific librettist/lyricist for stage and film. She wrote more than 400 songs for Broadway and Hollywood.

Discover these captivating plays, originally written for radio and docudrama, that combine dialogue, sound effects and music to create an immersive world.

These dynamic plays and musicals from the past ten years – ranging from outrageous comedy to heart-rending drama – feature LGBTQ+ characters in complex and compelling stories.

Here’s a handy guide to help you plan your next summer season, with suggestions for a family musical, an alternative musical, a straight play and a rock show.

These short plays, running from 20 minutes to an hour, are perfect for performances in drama festivals.

A wonderful array of songs and sketches are on display in these exciting revues, most featuring flexible cast sizes and simple settings.

Here’s a variety of musicals – comedies and dramas – requiring seven or fewer actors.

Check out an array of shows that put a spotlight on the World War II experience.

We’ve compiled a list of plays and musicals centered around the Jewish experience. Whether you’re looking to read or produce them, these shows each shine a light on a unique aspect of Jewish culture, tradition and history.

Freshen up your season with these new titles, available for licensing in the US from Concord Theatricals as of May 2025.

Freshen up your season with these new titles, available to license in the UK from Concord Theatricals for May 2025.

Meet John Doe, based on Frank Capra’s beloved film, is a hopeful new Depression-era musical about media, politics and the American Dream. The show’s co-creators discuss the show’s gestation, themes and increasing relevance.

Need ideas for your next K-12 theatre season? Concord Theatricals is here to help! We’ve created a hand-picked selection of plays and musicals to fit your needs, from crowd-pleasing musical comedies to cutting-edge contemporary dramas.

Discover five of Hunter’s beautiful and celebrated plays, each of which explores an engrossing life situation with grace and compassion.

Spring has sprung, and much has been blossoming at Concord Theatricals! Catch up on the latest buzz from our U.S. office.

Concord Theatricals UK started 2025 with some buzz. Check out these highlights from the past three months.

This Concord Theatricals list has something for every college or university’s 2025/26 theatre program, with titles ranging from classic mysteries and romances to contemporary dramas and comedies.

Here’s an exciting assortment of Concord Theatricals plays featuring mismatched characters who have formed an unexpected bond.

Check out these dynamic Concord musicals (along with a few plays) that feature pop or rock music, ranging from early ’50s rock ’n’ roll to contemporary electropop.

Spring into your new season with these titles, newly available for licensing from Concord Theatricals in the US as of March 2025.

Spring into your new season with these titles, newly available to license from Concord Theatricals in the UK as of March 2025.

Explore these dynamic plays – from family dramas to uproarious comedies – in which women lead the action.

Peruse an array of two-handers from Concord Theatricals that feature only women pairs.

Learn all about the musical’s historical characters, from long-reigning queen Catherine of Aragon to Henry VIII’s survivor, Catherine Parr.

Peruse three plays by the great dramatist Theresa Rebeck and consider telling her stories onstage.

Jake Brasch’s new play The Reservoir is thoughtful, hilarious, heartbreaking and fulfilling in every way. We sat down with Josh to discuss his silly and serious play about recovery, family, memory and Jazzercise.

Get to know a selection of those theater pieces whose inspiration came from comic strips and consider producing one of them with your troupe.