The era of RAGTIME has returned. On October 23, the first Broadway revival of this Tony Award winning American epic begins performances. Direct from its sold-out run at the Kennedy Center in D.C., this production-lauded by critics and audiences ...
Paul Schoeffler, Jessica Rush, and Ben Dibble in Walnut Street Theatre's DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS
The oldest game in town has arrived at the oldest theatre in the country! The 2005 Broadway musical DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS opened at ...
New RAGTIME Poster Design by SpotCo. Click for NY Times Slideshow Feature on the development process.
In anticipation of the upcoming Broadway revival of RAGTIME (performances begin October 23), this New York Times slideshow looks at the creative ...
Can't get enough Twilight or True Blood? MTI is here to satiate your thirst for vampires with the 2004 Broadway musical DRACULA, now fully available for licensing. The show, with music by Frank Wildhorn (Jekyll & Hyde, The Civil War) and book and ...
As the new academic year begins, MTI is pleased to announce that 13 is fully available for licensing! With a funny and honest book by Dan Elish and Robert Horn and an energetic pop rock score by Tony Award winner Jason Robert Brown (Parade, The ...
The Wedding Singer is proving to be an outstanding vehicle for high school actors, tapping into an authentic voice and youthful energy that other shows don’t always access. Jennifer Kelly, Director of Theatre at Lemon Bay High School in Englewood, ...
Sherpa
Exercise buddy, confidant, bodyguard, security blanket, foot-warmer, alarm clock-and best friend. MTI recognizes those steadfast companions who fulfill all those roles and more: namely, canines. And like any proud pup parents, we're ...
by Yui Kitamura
August 25th marks composer Leonard Bernstein's birthday. Born in 1918, this prolific artist created a wide variety of music until he died in 1990 at the age of 72. Bernstein was a great educator, conductor, and music director, as ...
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THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE is a hilarious peek into the world of competitive spelling. Rachel Sheinkin’s economical and brilliant book lends much to sketch comedy and improv, while William Finn’s score ...
Say the term "metatheatre," and most people will think of Bertolt Brecht. Brecht's shows, such as The Threepenny Opera, were groundbreaking for their use of metatheatre to provide social commentary. By having the characters in the play be aware ...
