Join MTN/MMD members and staff at Southwark Playhouse Elephant to watch the much anticipated new musical Ballad Lines by MMD member Finn Anderson and Tania Azevedo. Following the 7pm performance on Monday 2nd February, we'll be holding a Q+A event with Ballad Lines cast and creatives.
Register for a ticket to receive an exclusive MMD-MTN discount code for 10% off tickets. Free entry to the Q&A with a ticket to that evening’s performance.
The UK Musical Theatre Conference is the nation’s leading conference event examining the musical theatre sector and art form. A day packed with panels, presentations, networking and discussion, the Conference is a rare opportunity to gather together those focused on the creation of musical theatre in the UK and provides a chance to creatively interrogate the issues and opportunities facing the musical theatre industry.
Are you (or could you be) a producer of musical theatre in the Midlands? Do you make live events happen, perhaps as a creative yourself, perhaps co-ordinating things for collaborators... Read more »
Are you (or could you be) a producer of musical theatre in the Midlands? Do you make live events happen, perhaps as a creative yourself, perhaps co-ordinating things for collaborators... Read more »
Join MMD & MTN members and staff on a day trip to Leicester Curve to watch PUBLIC - The Musical, created by MMD member Kyla Stroud (alongside Natalie Stroud and Hannah Sands). We've got an exclusive MMD/MTN discount code for the 2.15pm matinee performance on Saturday 6th June, and after the show we'll be holding a Q&A event with the creatives behind PUBLIC.
Join Sarah Whitfield and Clare Chandler for an online discussion with anyone who would like to take part in adding more data and finding more missing musicals to the UK Musical Theatre database.
Calling musical theatre creatives, organisation, and data professionals who love musicals! After our workshop at the UK Musical Theatre Conference, we would like to bring together all those who have a stake in keeping a clear record of our form, this might look like a database, case studies that tell stories that can be used for arts council applications, or something else entirely. How do we demonstrate the expansive presence of the musical in British theatrical life? What might this look like?
HOT MESS Member Event! Join MMD/MTN members and staff at The Other Palace to watch the hottest new musical in town: HOT MESS. Following the 7.30pm performance on Wednesday 15 July, we'll be... Read more »
MTN's next online panel of producers will share insights on how their producing careers began, how they've built stepping stones from development sharings to a first production for a musical,... Read more »
Are you taking a new musical to the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe? This year, the New Musical Theatre Meet Up is part of the Fringe Central programme. All writers, directors, producers and other creators of new musical theatre are invited to an informal meet-up event, jointly hosted by Mercury Musical Developments, Musical Theatre Network,... Read more »
The next in MTN's popular series of producer round tables is a focus on original family musical theatre. This can mean anything from a 0-5's play with original songs to a pantomime using original music and everything in between. Drawing together expertise from across the industry - this conversation is a peer-to-peer round table discussion for anyone... Read more »
With applications for the BEAM2027 Showcase now open, we’d like to invite you to a free event focusing on pitching your work to appear at BEAM2027. Join us online on Tuesday 1st September from 7-8.30pm to hear from Deirdre O'Halloran (Head of New Musicals, Birmingham Hippodrome), Jake Brunger (Writer & BEAM Pitching Feedback Manager), Shaye Poulton Richards (Writer... Read more »