StarKid Productions
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“A viral sensation”
“brilliant”
Starkid homecoming – theatre at the ace Los Angeles (2019)
About
StarKid Productions is a comedic musical theatre company that lives on the internet, producing hilarious parodies (A Very Potter Musical, Holy Musical B@man!, Twisted), spooky musical-comedies (The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals, Black Friday), and meme-worthy moments (Firebringer)!
StarKid has been creating musical comedies and uploading them to YouTube ever since 2009, after their viral sensation, A Very Potter Musical, took over the internet. Over the last 13 years, StarKid has produced 12 full length musicals, gone on national concert tours, had more than a dozen albums on the Billboard Top Cast Albums Chart, produced sketch shows at The Second City in Chicago, and performed at countless conventions for fans all over the world.
Individually, members of StarKid have gone on to star in Broadway shows like Book of Mormon and Sunset Boulevard, been on TV in Glee, American Crime Story, and The Flash, written their own books, plays, music, films, and more!
VHS Christmas Carol – The bourbon room Los Angeles (2021)
Sold Out Venues
Space Tour – The Michigan theatre (2011)
“Amazingly fun”
“The next big thing”
“Full of infectious charm”
Apocalyptour – House of blues Chicago (2012)
Previous Concerts
In addition to full-length original musicals, StarKid has a rich history of concert style performances. Some marquee performances include:
2021 - The Bourbon Room, LA
VHS Christmas Carol: Live!
2019 - Theatre at the Ace
StarKid Homecoming - 3 sold out shows
2015 - The Power Center, Ann Arbor
A Very StarKid Reunion - 1 show, 1300 tickets sold
2014 - Irving Plaza, NYC
StarKid Takes Manhattan - 2 sold out shows
2012 - National Tour w/ Live Nation
Apocalyptour - 21 cities, sold out
2011 - National Tour w/ Live Nation
The Space Tour - 15 cities, sold out
VIDEO Clips
Music
15 of our cast albums have landed on the Billboard’s Top Cast Albums and iTunes Soundtrack Charts. Here are a few selections from our full discography.
“the future of musical theatre”
