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CONCORD THEATRICALS Werkkatalog WERKKATALOG Vorläufige Liste der Stücktitel in Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz erhältlicher Werke [Stand: 14.02.2020] CONCORD THEATRICALS GmbH Lützowufer 26 10787 Berlin GERMANY Tel. +49 (0)30 2500 13-26 / 25 Fax +49 (0)30 2500 14-26 / 25 [email protected] www.concordtheatricals.de © 2020 CONCORD THEATRICALS GmbH, Berlin LEGENDE ART Musical Allgemein, Altersgruppe 16+ Fam.-Musical Familien-Musical, Altersgruppe 6+ Jug.-Musical Jugend-Musical, Altersgruppe 12-20 Oper Allgemein, Altersgruppe 20+ Operette Allgemein, Altersgruppe 20+ CAST S Small (1 bis 6 Darsteller) M Medium (7 bis 16 Darsteller) L Large (mehr als 16 Darsteller) ORCH. (ORCHESTER) S Small (1 bis 6 Musiker) M Medium (7 bis 16 Musiker) L Large (mehr als 16 Musiker) PB Playback KAT. (KATALOG) CTB Concord Theatricals Berlin R&H R&H Theatricals SF Samuel French TW Tams-Witmark © 2020 CONCORD THEATRICALS GmbH, Berlin VORLÄUFIGE LISTE DER STÜCKTITEL TITEL Verfügbar Art Cast Orch. Kat. # 42ND STREET ab jetzt Musical M M TW 110 IN THE SHADE ab jetzt Musical M M TW A ALL KINDS OF PEOPLE ab jetzt Revue S S R&H ALLEGRO ab jetzt Musical L L R&H ALLES MÄRCHEN (basierend auf verschiedenen Märchenfiguren) ab jetzt Musical S S CTB ALTAR BOYZ ab jetzt Musical S S R&H ÄLTER ab jetzt Musical S S CTB ANNE AND GILBERT (nach „Anne Of Green Gables“ von Lucy Maud Montgomery) ab jetzt Musical M S/PB SF ANNIE GET YOUR GUN (Original Version) ab jetzt Musical L L R&H ANNIE GET YOUR GUN (Peter Stone Version) ab jetzt Musical L L R&H APPLAUSE (basierend auf dem Film „All About Eve“) ab jetzt Musical L L TW AS THOUSANDS CHEER ab jetzt Revue S S R&H ASYLUM: THE STRANGE CASE OF MARY LINCOLN ab jetzt Musical S S R&H B BABES IN ARMS ab jetzt Musical L L R&H BABES IN TOYLAND ab jetzt Operette L L TW BARNUM (basierend auf dem Leben der Zirkuslegende P.T. Barnum) ab jetzt Musical L L TW THE BALLAD OF BABY DOE (basierend auf dem Leben von Baby Doe Tabor) ab jetzt Oper L L TW BE MORE CHILL ab jetzt Jug.-Musical M S R&H BEGUILED AGAIN ab jetzt Musical S S R&H BELLS ARE RINGING ab jetzt Musical L L TW BERNARDA ALBA (nach „Bernarda Albas Haus“ von Federico García Lorca) ab jetzt Musical M M R&H BLUE WIZARD/BLACK WIZARD ab jetzt Musical M S/PB SF THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE (nach „Komödie der Irrungen“ von William Shakespeare) ab jetzt Musical L L R&H THE BRAIN FROM PLANET X ab jetzt Musical M S R&H BRASS ab jetzt Jug.-Musical M/L L R&H BRIGHT LIGHTS, BIG CITY ab jetzt Musical M S R&H BUDDY - THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY ab jetzt Musical M M R&H BULLETS FOR BROADWAY ab jetzt Musical S PB SF BULLY NO MORE ab jetzt Fam.-Musical M PB TW BY JUPITER (nach „The Warrior's Husband“ von Julian F. Thompson) ab jetzt Musical L M R&H BYE BYE BIRDIE ab jetzt Musical L L TW © 2020 CONCORD THEATRICALS GmbH, Berlin VORLÄUFIGE LISTE DER STÜCKTITEL TITEL Verfügbar Art Cast Orch. Kat. C CALAMITY JANE (basierend auf dem Leben von Martha Jane Canary) ab jetzt Musical L L TW CALL ME MADAM ab jetzt Musical L L R&H CALVIN BERGER (basierend auf „Cyrano de Bergerac“ von Edmond Rostand) ab jetzt Musical M S TW CAN-CAN ab jetzt Musical L L TW Trey Parker's CANNIBAL: THE MUSICAL ab jetzt Musical M S SF CARMEN JONES (nach „Carmen“ von Georges Bizet) ab jetzt Musical L L R&H CARNIVAL (LILI) (nach den Erzählungen von Paul Gallico und dem Film) ab jetzt Fam.-Musical M M TW CAROUSEL (nach „Liliom" von Ferenc Molnár) ab jetzt Musical L L R&H CARRIE – THE MUSICAL (nach dem Roman von Stephen King und dem Film) ab jetzt Musical M/L M R&H A CATERED AFFAIR (nach dem Drehbuch von Gore Vidal) ab jetzt Musical M M R&H A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS (nach dem Comicstrip „Peanuts“ von Charles Schulz) ab jetzt Musical S S TW CHESS ab jetzt Musical M M/L CTB CHESS (Konzert-Fassung) ab jetzt Konzert L L CTB A CHORUS LINE ab jetzt Musical L L TW A CHRISTMAS CAROL (nach „Eine Weihnachtsgeschichte“ von Charles Dickens) ab jetzt Musical L S R&H CINDERELLA (nach „Aschenputtel“) ab jetzt Fam.-Musical L L R&H CINDERELLA (nach „Aschenputtel“) Broadway-Version ab jetzt Fam.-Musical L L R&H CINDERELLA (nach „Aschenputtel“) Enchanted-Version ab jetzt Fam.-Musical L L R&H CITY OF ANGELS 12.07.2021 Musical L L TW A CLASS ACT ab jetzt Musical M M R&H CLUE: THE MUSICAL (basierend auf dem Brettspiel „Cluedo“) ab jetzt Musical M S SF THE COCOANUTS (Grundlage für den Marx Brothers Film von 1929) ab jetzt Musical M/L S/M R&H A CONNECTICUT YANKEE (nach der Novelle von Mark Twain) ab jetzt Musical L L R&H CRAZY FOR YOU® ab jetzt Musical L L TW D DEAR WORLD (basierend auf dem Stück „La Folle de Chaillot“ von Jean Giraudoux) ab jetzt Musical M S/M TW THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE ENTIRE WORLD AS SEEN THROUGH THE EYES OF… ab jetzt Revue S S R&H THE DESERT SONG (Grundlage für die Filme von 1929, 1943, 1953) ab jetzt Operette L L TW DO I HEAR A WALTZ? (nach dem Stück "The Time of the Cuckoo“ von Arthur Laurents) ab jetzt Musical L L R&H DOCTOR SELVAY’S MAGIC THEATRE ab jetzt Musical M S R&H A DON’T HUG ME COUNTY FAIR (aus der „DON'T HUG ME“ Musical-Serie) ab jetzt Musical S PB SF DON’T HUG ME, I’M PREGNANT (aus der „DON'T HUG ME“ Musical-Serie) ab jetzt Musical S PB SF DORIAN (nach „Das Bildnis des Dorian Gray“ von Oscar Wilde) ab jetzt Musical M S CTB DOUBLE TROUBLE - A MUSICAL TOUR DE FARCE ab jetzt Musical S S R&H DU BARRY WAS A LADY ab jetzt Musical L L TW © 2020 CONCORD THEATRICALS GmbH, Berlin VORLÄUFIGE LISTE DER STÜCKTITEL TITEL Verfügbar Art Cast Orch. Kat. E ELEANOR: AN AMERICAN LOVESTORY (basierend auf E. Roosevelts Leben) ab jetzt Musical S S R&H ELEGIES FOR ANGELS, PUNKS AND RAGING QUEENS ab jetzt Musical M/L S SF eLOVE ab jetzt Musical S S SF ETTENNA (basierend auf „Die Judenbuche“ von Annette von Droste-Hülshoff) ab jetzt Musical S S CTB F FACE THE MUSIC ab jetzt Musical L L R&H FANNY (nach „Marius, César et Fanny“ von Marcel Pagnol) ab jetzt Musical L L TW FASHION ACADEMY (nach dem Roman „Fashion Academy“ von S. und C. Berk) ab jetzt Fam.-Musical S/M PB TW FIFTY MILLION FRENCHMEN ab jetzt Musical M L TW FINIAN'S RAINBOW ab jetzt Musical L L TW FINIAN'S RAINBOW (Konzert-Fassung) ab jetzt Konzert M S TW FIRST DAUGHTER SUITE ab jetzt Musical S/M S R&H FIRST LADY SUITE ab jetzt Musical S/M S R&H FLOWER DRUM SONG (nach dem Roman von C.Y. Lee) ab jetzt Musical L L R&H FLOYD COLLINS (basierend auf dem Höhlenunfall von Floyd Collins 1925) ab jetzt Musical M M R&H FOOTLOOSE (nach dem Film) ab jetzt Fam.-Musical M/L M R&H FREE TO BE… YOU AND ME ab jetzt Musical M L R&H FUGITIVE SONGS ab jetzt Revue S S SF FUNNY GIRL (basierend auf dem Leben der Entertainerin Fanny Brice) ab jetzt Musical M/L L TW G GAMBLER (nach Dostojewskis „Der Spieler“ und Puschkins „Pique Dame“) ab jetzt Musical M/L M/L CTB GARFIELD: THE MUSICAL WITH CATTITUDE (nach dem Comicstrip) ab jetzt Fam.-Musical S S R&H GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES ab jetzt Musical L L TW GEORGE M! (basierend auf der Broadway-Legende George M. Cohen) ab jetzt Musical M/L L TW GIANT (nach der Novelle und dem Film „Giganten“) ab jetzt Musical L M R&H THE GIFT OF THE MAGI (nach O. Henrys Weihnachtsgeschichte) ab jetzt Fam.-Musical M/L L TW GIGI (nach dem Roman von Colette) ab jetzt Musical L L TW GIRL CRAZY (Verfilmt 1932, 1943, 1965 und Grundlage für CRAZY FOR YOU ) ab jetzt Musical L L TW THE GOLDEN APPLE (nach „Ilias“ und „Odyssee“ von Homer) ab jetzt Musical L L TW GOOD NEWS ab jetzt Musical M/L M TW A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING ab jetzt Revue S S R&H THE GRASS HARP (nach der Novelle von Truman Capote) ab jetzt Musical L S R&H DER GROSSE WALZER (nach E. Korngold und J. Bittners „Walzer aus Wien“) ab jetzt Operette L L TW GYPSY (nach der Autobiografie von Gypsy Rose Lee) 01.11.2020 Musical L L TW © 2020 CONCORD THEATRICALS GmbH, Berlin VORLÄUFIGE LISTE DER STÜCKTITEL TITEL Verfügbar Art Cast Orch. Kat. H HANDS ON A HARDBODY ab jetzt Musical M M SF THE HAPPIEST GIRL IN THE WORLD (nach „Lysistrata“ von Aristophanes) ab jetzt Operette L L TW HAPPY DAYS (nach der US-Fernsehserie) ab jetzt Fam.-Musical L S/M SF HAPPYVILLE ab jetzt Musical M/L M CTB HEARTBEATS ab jetzt Musical S S R&H HEATHERS: THE MUSICAL (nach dem gleichnamigen Film) ab jetzt Jug.-Musical M S SF HELLO AGAIN (nach „Der Reigen“ von Arthur Schnitzler) ab jetzt Musical S/M S/M R&H HERMANN DER MATROSE ab jetzt Musical M S CTB HIGH SOCIETY (nach dem gleichnamigen Film) ab jetzt Musical M/L M/L TW HIGH SPIRITS (nach dem Stück „Blythe Spirits/Fröhliche Geister“ von Nöel Coward) ab jetzt Musical M/L L TW HILDEGARD (nach dem Leben und Werken von Hildegard von Bingen) ab jetzt Oper L L CTB HOLIDAY INN (nach dem gleichnamigen Film) ab jetzt Musical L L R&H I I CAN GET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALE ab jetzt Musical L L TW I LOVE A PIANO ab jetzt Revue S S R&H I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE ab jetzt Musical S S R&H I MARRIED AN ANGEL ab jetzt Musical M/L M R&H I’D RATHER BE RIGHT ab jetzt Musical L L R&H IN THE HEIGHTS (IN DEN HEIGHTS VON NEW YORK) ab jetzt Fam.-Musical M M R&H IRENE (nach dem Stück „Irene O’Dare“ von James Montgomery) ab jetzt Musical L L TW IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE (nach dem Film „Ist das Leben nicht schön?“) ab jetzt Fam.-Musical M S SF IT’S ONLY LIFE ab jetzt Musical S S R&H IT'S A BIRD, IT'S A PLANE, IT'S SUPERMAN® (nach dem Comicstrip „Superman“) ab jetzt Fam.-Musical L M TW J JUDGE JACKIE: DISORDER IN COURT ab jetzt Musical S S SF JUDGE’S SCARY LITTLE CHRISTMAS ab jetzt Musical M S SF K DES KAISERS NEUE KLEIDER (nach Hans Christian Andersen) ab jetzt Fam.-Musical M/L S R&H THE KIDS LEFT.
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