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MTI Acquires the Tony Award-Winning Hit Maybe Happy Ending

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9 to 5 JR. is Now Available for Licensing

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THE FIX is In!

By EllaRose Chary on May 15, 2012

in Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: Show Spotlight

One of the great things about the MTI catalogue is that it often feels like there is a musical for every occasion, and the 2012 election cycle is no exception. THE FIX, a musical satire from John Dempsey and Dana P. Rowe, is a modern, crackling, and ...

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers - A Wholesome, Family-Friendly Musical to Showcase Your Dancers!

By Jason Cocovinis on May 7, 2012

in Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: Show Spotlight

Are you looking for a traditional musical with lots of opportunities for fabulous choreography? Then look no further than SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS… SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS is a lively Dance show adapted from the iconic and ...

Meet the Wonder Women of LEGALLY BLONDE, 9 TO 5 and HAIRSPRAY

By EllaRose Chary on March 15, 2012

in Show/Author Spotlight, Announcements | Tags: Dolly Parton, heather hach, laurence o'keefe, Marc Shaiman, mark o'donnell, nell benjamin, Patricia Resnick, Scott Wittman, thomas meehan, In the News, Show Spotlight

The leading ladies with Dolly Parton. The crowning achievement of the art of musical theater is the ability to use song, dance and comedy to entertain, while conveying a moving and important message. Women's History Month is the perfect time to ...

BLACK HISTORY MONTH-Innovative Musical Contributions: AIN'T MISBEHAVIN' & FATS WALLER

By Whitney Urish on February 9, 2012

in Announcements, Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: Black History Month, General MTI News, Show Spotlight

In honor of Black History Month, MTI Marquee is featuring shows from our catalog that deal with the national celebration's themes, and those African American artists whose work has helped shape musical theatre history. Falling into the latter ...

10 MTI Shows Perfect for Halloween!

By Jason Cocovinis on August 11, 2011

in Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: Jekyll & Hyde, Show Spotlight

If your theatre is looking for a show that showcases the thrills and chills of the Halloween season, look no further than these 10 MTI titles. Whether you're following the exploits of a blood-sucking vampire (or plant), losing your direction in a ...

Pick Your Holiday Show Today - MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET and Other Seasonal Titles Available for Licensing

By Samara Oster on July 25, 2011

in Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: Show Spotlight

The weather outside's not frightful (yet), but now is the perfect time to choose your show for the upcoming holiday season. One of our favorites is the perennial Christmas classic, MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET, THE MUSICAL - based on the beloved Academy ...

All-Female Cast of 1776 Revisited

By EllaRose Chary on May 17, 2011

in Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: All-Female 1776, Keith Edwards, sherman edwards, Show Spotlight

Last summer Playbill.com reported an exciting new twist on one of MTI’s shows – an all-female cast of 1776! (Read the article here, and the original Marquee blog post about it here). In the article, Keith Edwards, son of the show’s ...

The Power of Union Jacks in SHOUT! - by Producer Victoria Lang

By Tyler Paul on April 26, 2011

in Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: Show Spotlight

The Union Jack dresses clearly make a great finale in SHOUT! So we’ve put those dresses to work in marketing the show since they are such attention-grabbers off stage as well as on. an expository essay Depending on the configuration of your ...

1776 Revolutionized: A New Take on a 235-Year Old Story by Peter Filichia

By Jason Cocovinis on March 2, 2011

in Show/Author Spotlight, Announcements | Tags: In the News, Show Spotlight

The following feature about a new approach to staging 1776 was written specifically for the MTI Marquee by the renowned theatre critic, Peter Filichia. Last summer, Peter saw an inspiring ALL-FEMALE, concert-version of the show performed by Kansas ...

Seven Times the Fun...New Version of SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS Available for Licensing

By EllaRose Chary on January 26, 2011

in Announcements, Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: al kasha, David Landay, Gene de Paul, Joel Hirschhorn, johnny mercer, Lawrence Kasha, New Shows, Show Spotlight

It can be challenging to recreate the magic of a beloved movie musical on stage, but the new version of SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS has found the right formula for balancing artistic success and box office appeal for many regional theatres across ...