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Paper Moon (7th Annual Festival of New Musicals)
Lindsay Cummings in PAPER MOON (Festival of New Musicals 1995) at Goodspeed Opera House
Photo by Diane Sobolewski
Beautiful Poison (26th Annual Festival of New Musicals)
Sarah Rose Davis, Chelsea Packard, Michelle Duffy, Natalie Venetia Belcon in BEAUTIFUL POISON at the 2014 Festival of New Musicals
Photo by Ric Kallaher
A Toast To 20!
Gavin Creel performs a song from THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE (Festival 1996) at NAMT's A TOAST TO 20! benefit in 2008
Photo by Jenny Anderson/Broadway.com
Paper Mill Playhouse
EVER AFTER at Paper Mill Playhouse (National Fund for New Musicals 2015-2016)
Analog & Vinyl (25th Annual Festival of New Musicals)
Director Michael Berresse, Writer Paul Gordon, and Actors Brian Fenkart, Sarah Stiles and Harriett Harris in rehearsal for ANALOG AND VINYL at the 25th Annual Festival of New Musicals (2013)
Photo by Ric Kallaher
Analog & Vinyl (25th Annual Festival of New Musicals)
Preston Sadleir and Sarah Stiles in ANALOG & VINYL (Festival of New Musicals 2013) at Weston Playhouse
Photo by Hubert Schriebl
The Bowery Boys (22nd Annual Festival of New Musicals)
Carrie Manolakos and Curtis Holbrook in rehearsal for THE BOWERY BOYS at the 2010 Festival of New Musicals
Photo by Kristin Fullerton
Show Off!
Dee Hoty, Telly Leung, Kerry Butler and Amanda McBroom in SHOW OFF! a benefit concert celebrating 25 years of the Festival of New Musicals in 2013
Photos by Ric Kallaher
Ordinary Days (20th Annual Festival of New Musicals)
ORDINARY DAYS (Festival 2008) at the Adirondack Theatre Festival (2009 National Fund for New Musicals recipient)
Making Musical Connections
Panelists at the 2016 Fall Conference
Bleeding Love (24th Annual Festival of New Musicals)
Nicolette Hart in BLEEDING LOVE at the 2012 NAMT Festival of New Musicals
Photo by Ric Kallaher
Bleeding Love (24th Annual Festival of New Musicals)
BLEEDING LOVE (Festival of New Musicals 2012) at The Spirit of Broadway Theatre
Photo by Chad Lefebvre
Musical Theatre: Past, Present and Future
Douglas Carter Beane giving the keynote address at the 2013 Fall Conference
Photo by Jeffrey Lee
We Live in Cairo (28th Annual Festival of New Musicals)
Pomme Koch and the cast of WE LIVE IN CAIRO in rehearsal for the 2016 Festival of New Musiclas
Ric Kallaher
Iron Curtain (21st Annual Festival of New Musicals)
Betsy Wolfe, Jim Stanek and Gregg Edelman in rehearsal for IRON CURTAIN at the 2009 NAMT Festival of New Musicals
Photo by Ric Kallaher
Iron Curtain (21st Annual Festival of New Musicals)
IRON CURTAIN (Festival 2009) at the Village Theatre
Photo by Jay Koh
WATT?!? (23rd Annual Festival of New Musicals)
John Treacy Egan, Pearl Sun and Emily Rossell in rehearsal for WATT?!? at the 2011 Festival of New Musicals
Photo by Ric Kallaher
WATT?!? (23rd Annual Festival of New Musicals)
WATT?!? (Festival of New Musicals 2011) at Village Theatre
Photo by Sam Freeman
Songwriters Showcase (25th Annual Festival of New Musicals)
Kat Hennessey, Alice Lee and Alexa Green perform a song from JAWBREAKER in the Songwriters Showcase at the 25th Annual Festival of New Musicals (2013)
Photo by Ric Kallaher
One Theatre, One Voice: Integrating Marketing and Development
Kick-off Cocktail Party at the 2017 Spring Conference in Los Angeles
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Last season, the NAMT members collectively…
- Employed over 33,000 people
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