New Line Theatre, "The Bad Boy of Musical Theatre," was created in 1991, at the vanguard of a new wave of nonprofit musical theatre being born across the country during the early 1990s, offering you an alternative to the commercial musical theatre of New York and Broadway tours. The New Liners believe in what Broadway and film actor Laurence Luckinbill once wrote in a letter to artistic director Scott Miller: "Go broke if you must, but always over-estimate the public’s intelligence. They will thank you for it." So that's what we do.
The only company of its kind in the country, New Line was founded to involve the people of our region in the creation and exploration of provocative, alternative, politically and socially relevant works of musical theatre – daring, muscular, intelligent theatre about politics, race, violence, drugs, sexuality, religion, art, obscenity, the media, and other contemporary issues we face every day.
And a lot of four-letter words. And every now and then, a little nudity. And lots of rock and roll.
Have you worked with New Line Theatre?
Sign Up and then add your credits to include yourself on the alumni list.
Update Your Credits to add yourself to the alumni list.
Update Your Credits to add yourself to the alumni list.
