Music Theatre International (MTI) is one of the world's leading dramatic licensing agencies, granting theatres the rights to the largest selection of musicals.

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Joined October 2009
May we have this dance? Based on Jane Austen's beloved novel, Pride and Prejudice is a fresh musical adaptation by Tony Award nominee Paul Gordon (Jane Eyre, Emma, Daddy Long Legs). ⁠License today: mtishows.com/news/pride-and-…
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How much do we love Mean Girls? The limit does not exist. Happy October 3rd 🩷⁠ mtishows.com/mean-girls
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It's enough to drive you crazy! With service and devotion, we celebrate 9 to 5 and Dolly Parton's shining legacy on 9/25 Day. May we all shine like the sun in her honor today.
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We are incredibly saddened by the news that our long-time friend, Grammy and Tony Award-winning songwriter, singer, Broadway composer, and MTI author Duncan Sheik has passed away at the age of 56.⁠ ⁠ His 1996 hit song "Barely Breathing" earned him a Grammy Award nomination for Best Pop Male Vocal Performance, cementing him as an alt-pop star of the '90s. Yet never one to abide by convention, Sheik took his talents to musical theatre in the following decade. Alongside book writer and lyricist Steven Sater, he composed the genre-disrupting score for Spring Awakening, winning the Tony Awards for Best Orchestrations and Best Original Score in 2007. Spring Awakening also took home the Grammy Award for Best Musical Theater Album.⁠ ⁠ Sater and Sheik collaborated with Jessie Nelson on the Off-Broadway sensation Alice by Heart, which premiered at MCC Theater in 2019. Resonating deeply with young musical theatre lovers, Alice by Heart continues to be performed everywhere and was recently performed at the International Thespian Festival in 2024, with both Sater and Sheik in attendance. ⁠ ⁠ Melding pop and rock with musical theatre, Duncan Sheik was innovative in expanding what a musical score could be. Everyone who met him was touched by his brilliance and humor. His talent and dynamic presence will be deeply missed. ⁠
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Don't you wanna dance? Travel back in time with Almost Something There..., now available for licensing in the US and Canada. mtishows.com/news/rewind-rep…
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Leapin' lizards! Annie had its world premiere at @GoodspeedMusicl 50 years ago today. Decades on, Annie's pluck, determination and fearless optimism remind us all to stick out our chin and grin no matter how gray and lonely the day may be.
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SO YES, I'D BE A HERO AND IF MY WISH WAS GRANTED LIFE WOULD BE ENCHANTED OR SO THE STORIES SAY
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The legendary songs of Bob Dylan as they’ve never been heard before... Girl from the North Country is now available for licensing. Learn more and license today: mtishows.com/news/girl-north…
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Fall in love all over again with one of the most beloved modern romances 🌹 Pretty Woman: The Musical is now available for licensing.⁠ Not licensing this would be a big mistake. Big. Huge!⁠ mtishows.com/news/pretty-wom…
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Explore the mysterious fathoms below in Disney's The Little Mermaid KIDS, now available for licensing! Dive in: mtishows.com/disneys-the-lit…
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Happy 250th Birthday, America!⁠ Explore 1776 and other MTI musicals that capture the spirit of the USA: mtishows.com/american-storie…
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Renowned orchestrator and music director Harold Wheeler has passed away. For over 20 years he shared his musical talents with us through his orchestrations of The Full Monty, Hairspray, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Ain’t Too Proud, and more. With seven Tony Award nominations, and a Lifetime Achievement Tony Award, his legacy of vibrant and vast orchestrations will forever be cemented in musical theatre history. playbill.com/article/famed-o…
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"Even though we are messily alive, we too experience Order! Balance! Harmony! 'Sunday' is, for me, the sound of hope triumphant." @nytimestheater critic Helen Shaw on Sondheim's "anthemic" Act One finale in Sunday in the Park with George: nytimes.com/2026/06/14/arts/…
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