Popular Dramas for High Schools

Choosing the right drama for a high school production can make all the difference in creating a powerful and memorable experience for both the student performers and the audience. Whether you’re looking for an intense character study, a moving coming-of-age story, or a gripping piece filled with emotional depth, we have a wide range of titles that offer students rich …

Kimberly Belflower on “John Proctor Is the Villain”

After almost two years as one of the most-produced plays in America, John Proctor is the Villain is finally getting a Broadway debut this Spring! The show focuses on a group of lively teens at a rural high school in Georgia who are studying The Crucible while navigating young love, sex ed, and a few school scandals. Holding a contemporary …

Celebrate International Women’s Day with Stories That Inspire

Celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women around the world with our curated selection of titles for International Women’s Day! Navigate the emotions and relationships of womanhood in these stories. Join us in honoring the contributions of women everywhere and fostering a more inclusive and equitable world for all. Musicals Grey Gardens; Book by Doug Wright, Music by Scott …

Great Duets for Auditions & Beyond

Whether you’re auditioning for a show, getting ready for an upcoming performance, or looking for a fun duet to work on with a friend, the right song can make all the difference. A great duet needs vocal chemistry and strong storytelling, and the songs in our playlist have been hand-selected with that in mind. From Broadway bangers to pop power …

Explore Scripts of These Oscar-Winning Iconic Film Adaptations

Are you planning to watch the Academy Awards® tonight? We have more for you! Broadway Licensing is home to your favorite movies adapted from plays and stage adaptations of your favorite films! 2025 Anne of the Thousand Days by Maxwell Anderson This beautiful presentation of the story of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn is played against the well-known historical background …

7 Plays (and a Musical!) About Hollywood

Hollywood has long been a source of fascination, drama, and larger-than-life stories—both on-screen and behind the scenes. And theatre has taken inspiration from Tinseltown for decades, as exemplified by the shows below—works that shine a spotlight on the dreams, scandals, and struggles of an industry filled with intrigue and mystery. The Shark Is Broken by Ian Shaw and Joseph Nixon …

Monthly New Publications: February Edition

February brings an exciting lineup of new scripts from Dramatists Play Service and Playscripts! From compelling dramas to engaging comedies, these fresh releases are ready to take the stage. New Plays on Dramatists Play Service Le Switch by Philip Dawkins David cannot commit. His relationships only last about three months, and both his twin sister, Sarah, and his best friend, …

Plays and Musicals Fueled by Passion—Stories That Ignite the Soul

Passion drives the most powerful stories—tales of love, ambition, and determination. This month, we’re exploring titles that capture the intensity of human emotion, from sweeping romances to gripping dramas. Which story will spark something in you? Musicals Cruel Intentions: The ’90s Musical; Created by Jordan Ross, Lindsey Rosin, and Roger Kumble. Based on the film by Roger Kumble Rulers of …

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Plays with the Best Dramatic Monologues for Auditions

When it comes to auditions, a powerful monologue can make all the difference. Whether you’re vying for a coveted role, applying to a drama program, or simply looking to sharpen your acting chops, the right piece can showcase your talent, emotional depth, and range. We’ve rounded up some of the best plays featuring unforgettable dramatic monologues—pieces that can captivate an …

Presidential Plays: Explore These Political Titles Today

Presidents Day is the perfect occasion to dive into stories that explore the lives, legacies, and challenges of America’s leaders. Whether you’re interested in gripping historical dramas, sharp political satires, or thought-provoking explorations of leadership, these plays offer an inside look at American presidents and the political landscapes they shaped. All the Way by Robert Schenkkan November, 1963. An assassin’s …