Our licensing team will be unavailable from 11am on Friday 23rd May due to our Junior Theatre Festival taking place in Birmingham. They'll be contactable again from 9am on Wednesday 28th May.

Remembering The Great Charles Strouse

MTI pays tribute to the composer who made us stick out our chin and grin.

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Hans Christian Andersen JR. is a Fairytale Come True

A storybook of a musical.

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Broadway Senior Musicals Now Available for Licensing

60-minute Musicals for Performers 55+

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How to Succeed at Putting on a High School Musical Without Really Trying (Or Maybe Trying a Bit)

By Victoria Saxton on June 16, 2010

in Education and Arts Advocacy, Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: abe burrows, Daniel Radcliffe, educational theatre association, Frank Loesser, International Thespian Festival 2010, jack weinstock, Matthew Broderick, Megan Mullally, Pulitzer Prize, willie gilbert, Conferences, Festivals and Special Events, Show Spotlight

What makes a musical appealing to high school students? Which musicals do they want to perform? And which musicals are going to be a sure-fire success for performers and audiences alike? At the Educational Theatre Associations’ Thespian Festival ...

How to Make Your Audience Like an Unlikable Character Without Really Trying

By Kathryn Harris on March 18, 2010

in Show/Author Spotlight | Tags: abe burrows, Frank Loesser, jack weinstock, willie gilbert, Show Spotlight

On the surface, it seems easy to dislike J.P. Finch, the main character of HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING. His main goal is to become rich and successful by doing as little work as possible. He tricks fellow employees out of ...