Celebrating Concord Theatricals’ authors, their shows and the people who make theatre happen.
EPICS ON STAGE
Folktales Featuring Women
In a world full of heroes, these are tales of heroines! From Eurydice to Penelope, women take center stage in these shows based on folklore and myth.
NOW AVAILABLE FOR LICENSING
Serious and Silly: A Conversation with Jake Brasch, Author of The Reservoir
Jake Brasch’s play about a man who finds unlikely allies in his four hilarious grandparents on his road to recovery is now available for licensing!
SUMMER HEAT
Tennessee Williams in Five Plays
Whether on a hot tin roof or not, explore a hint of Tennessee Williams’ power and poetry in this sampling of his plays.
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Newly Available for Licensing – August 2026 (US)
On the brink of a new season, check out these titles, newly available as of August from Concord Theatricals in the US.
Newly Available for Licensing – August 2026 (UK)
Whether you seek comforting characters or a challenging adventure, check out these titles, newly available as of August from Concord Theatricals in the UK.
The Wicked Lit Collection: Halloween Theatre You Can Sink Your Teeth Into
Explore the collection of nineteen Wicked Lit plays adapted from short horror literature currently available for licensing from Concord Theatricals for your school, theatre or site-specific venue, as described by co-founder of Unbound Productions and playwright, Jonathan Josephson.
Shows About Sisters
Whether supportive, competitive, annoying, endearing or even strained, the bond of sisterhood is fascinating and full of depth for actors to examine when bringing their stories to life. Explore the relationship between sisters with these shows available from Concord Theatricals.
“God’s Best Joke”: A Conversation with the Creators of I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change
I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change is celebrating its 30th anniversary! Creators Joe DiPietro and Jimmy Roberts discuss the show’s creation, history and enduring success.
A Guide to A Christmas Carol On Stage
Since its introduction as a novella in 1843, Charles Dickens’ timeless tale of greed, ghosts and growth has become a holiday classic and creatives continue to adapt it, whether performed with Dickensian costume and dialogue or in a contemporary context.