If you are perform a live theatrical musical production on stage, such as My Fair
Lady, Oklahoma, or The Phantom of the Opera, you need a
Theatrical License. You do not need to license a show that you created yourself
or songs that you know are in the
Public Domain.
Expect to pay a fee based on the number of performances, ticket prices, and
sales.
Theatrical licenses are custom-negotiated upfront with the copyright holder. We
do not offer custom-negotiated licenses at this time. To obtain a license,
contact the copyright holder directly, or contact their agency. A list of
agencies that can help you get this permission is available
here.
For several popular Rodgers and Hammerstein musicals, visit
RNH.com.
For non-theatrical stage performances, see
Public Performance Rights.
Theatrical Rights
If you perform a theatrical musical production that someone
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