MTI Concert Dance, a division of Music Theatre International, announced today that the company has entered an agreement to exclusively license a series of works created by renowned choreographer Lynne Taylor-Corbett to professional companies, the third choreographer’s works to be included in the MTI catalogue. The works of José Limón joined the catalogue in February 2026, and more than 60 ballets and theatre dance works by Jerome Robbins were the first choreographic works to be licensed by MTI Concert Dance in September 2024.

“Just as MTI has actively kept musical theater classics alive and thriving, they will use those same talents to sustain the legacy and artistic vision of choreographers worldwide in a way that has never been attempted before.” – Allen Greenberg, Trustee of The Robbins Rights Trust

MTI Concert Dance aspires to license choreographed works from well-known creators across many genres of dance. Launched in March 2024, MTI Concert Dance helps sustain and grow the legacy of choreographers, their works, and the transcendent power of dance for future generations of dance artists and audiences. Led by dancer, choreographer, and educator Elizabeth Parkinson, MTI Concert Dance is the first organization of its kind to work directly with choreographers and dance companies to license copyrighted works to organizations around the world. As a result, the choreographer’s legacy and brand are completely supported, developed, and protected.

Lynne Taylor-Corbett works licensed by MTI include: Diary; Spy; Flowers for Departed; Children; Kinetics; Street Music; Other Selves; Hide and Seek; Appearances; Tunes; Escape;  Sonata for Cocktail Piano; Les Chaises Musicales; Sequels; Great Galloping Gottschalk; Estuary; Go Said Max; Tunes; Case Closed; Ordinary Rhythms; Surfacing; In a Word, aka Play on Words; Mercury; Surfacing II; Chiaroscuro; Ballad of You and Me; The Quilt; Triptych; The Twelve Dancing Princesses; The Locket; More Than a Song; December Songs; Cabaret at Café Marovicci; Carmina Burana; Play on Words, aka In a Word 7; Great Scott; The Ugly Duckling; Prayers from the Edge; Lost and Found; Carolina Jamboree; Love Speaks; Anything is Everything; Blown Away; Code of Silence; Nine by Twelve; Dracula; Picnic on the Frass; Seven Deadly Sins; The Little Mermaid; Hibari; Day at the Beach (Bolero); Hindsight; individual numbers from Swing! on Broadway.