2022 Broadway Production of Some Like It Hot (Matthew Murphy for MurphyMade)
Spring has sprung, and much has been blossoming at Concord Theatricals! Catch up on the latest buzz from our U.S. office, including new acquisitions, exciting licensing updates, a GRAMMY® Award win and more.
Some Like It Hot wins the GRAMMY® Award for Best Musical Theater Album and joins the Concord Theatricals catalog. Read more on Playbill, and stream the Original Broadway Cast Recording from Concord Theatricals Recordings here.
SIX: TEEN EDITION becomes available for licensing to youth groups. Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss’ international phenomenon has been modified for performance by teen actors for family audiences. Learn more here.
Be More Chill updated to include the best changes made for Broadway and the West End. The new version of Joe Iconis and Joe Tracz’s rocking musical includes “Loser Geek Whatever,” an updated end of Act One and more. Learn more from Iconis on Instagram.
Concord Theatricals proudly announces the winners of One Singular Sensation: A Chorus Line Licensing Competition. Ten schools in low-income communities have been awarded a complimentary license package to perform A Chorus Line: Teen Edition, to honor the 80th anniversary of Marvin Hamlisch’s birth and the 50th anniversary of the original Broadway production. Meet the winners here.
The Latest from @ConcordUKShows: Spring ’24
Concord Theatricals is keeping busy as spring begins to blossom! Here’s an update of some recent Concord news, including a thrilling new acquisition, two licensing updates and more.
Noël Coward’s Travels
In celebration of the 125th anniversary of Noël Coward’s birth, here’s a look at the many places visited by the globetrotting playwright, interspersed with brief summaries of the classic stage works he created while traveling.
Kate Chopin in New Orleans: Mother-Daughter Author Duo Collaborate on Historical Book
Playwright Rosary Hartel O’Neill (author of Degas in Paris, The Awakening of Kate Chopin and other plays) and her daughter Rory O’Neill Schmitt discuss their latest collaboration, the nonfiction book Kate Chopin in New Orleans.