The musical, based on the beloved children's book and animated film, had its world premiere at the Children's Theatre Company in Minneapolis in 1994 and opened on Broadway in 2006, featuring Patrick Page as the Grinch.

Composer Mel Marvin reflected on the creative process of writing the musical, noting the playful contrast between their personalities and the Grinch's character.

The musical includes a book and lyrics by Timothy Mason and music by Mel Marvin, bringing a fresh take on the classic story.

The Grinch musical has had multiple productions over the years, including tours and performances at Madison Square Garden, with a UK premiere in 2019.

Licensing information for the musical is available through MTI, a leading theatrical licensing agency established in 1952.

Dr. Seuss Enterprises, founded in 1993, aims to promote literacy and education through Dr. Seuss's works, with profits supporting various charitable causes.

Drew Cohen, President and CEO of MTI, emphasized the musical's lasting impact and the eagerness to introduce it to new audiences.

Since its debut, the musical has toured extensively across the U.S. and the U.K., and a live television special aired on NBC in 2020 starring Matthew Morrison.

The adaptation features classic songs like 'You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch,' along with new songs created specifically for the stage production.

Music Theatre International has announced that Dr. Seuss' 'How The Grinch Stole Christmas' is now available for licensing, opening new opportunities for schools and theaters.

Susan Brandt, President and CEO of Dr. Seuss Enterprises, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership with MTI, highlighting the musical's themes of kindness and community.

The story follows the Grinch, who initially despises Christmas but learns its true meaning through his interactions with the residents of Whoville.