DSP News

Agatha Crusty Comedy Series

Posted: 1 week ago - 02/08/2018

DSP is excited to welcome British writer Derek Webb - the creator of the wildly popular Agatha Crusty comedy series.

His biggest hit comedy is Agatha Crusty and the Village Hall Murders which has had dozens of productions around the world.

The Beast

Posted: 7 weeks ago - 24/06/2018

We are excited to announce the release of the rights to Eddie Perfect's smash hit play The Beast.

Read the first act here.

Ladies in Black

Posted: 12 weeks ago - 24/05/2018

We are excited to announce that the rights to the hit Australian musical Ladies in Black are now available for community theatre and schools.

Music and Lyrics by Tim Finn. Book by Carolyn Burns and originally director by Simon Phillips. Based on the novel by Madeleine St John.

A coming of age musical with wonderful music and dominated by female characters.

2019 is perfect timing riding on the back of Bruce Beresford movie which will be released this.

Lola Montez is back

Posted: 20 weeks ago - 25/03/2018

Written in 1957, LOLA MONTEZ is the most commercially successful Australian musical with an original score of all time. Now, 60 years since its final performance, Lola is back!

School Musical News

Posted: 37 weeks ago - 27/11/2017

Find out which were the most popular DSP Musicals of 2017.

Also see how schools have staged them. Read our newsletter here.

New Release : Ned the Musical

Posted: 39 weeks ago - 14/11/2017

DSP is excited to release the rights to Ned the Musical.

Described by Stage Whispers Magazine as the greatest completely Australian musical ever.

Sample the score and read the script here.

We Will Rock You

Posted: 1 year ago - 25/04/2017

Community theatres in Australia and New Zealand will be the first in the world to stage Queen and Ben Elton’s world-wide smash hit We Will Rock You.

Since 2002 over 16 million theatregoers in 28 countries have been thrilled by this awe-inspiring production featuring 24 of Queen's best known and biggest songs. The musical broke records and ran for twelve years in London's West End.

The musical has only previously been seen on professional stages or in schools.