International Literary Properties Acquires Works of Playwright Jeffrey Hatcher
The theatrical division of the company has secured the rights to a vast collection of plays and screenplays from the award-winning writer.


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The theatrical division of International Literary Properties has officially acquired the literary works of the acclaimed stage and screen writer Jeffrey Hatcher. This significant deal brings a wide range of Hatcher’s creative output under the management of the company. The acquisition includes numerous plays that have been performed on Broadway and in various Off-Broadway venues. Hatcher is well-known for his diverse contributions to the world of theater and film. His portfolio spans several decades of professional writing. Among the notable works included in the acquisition are the plays Rope and Compleat Female Stage Beauty. These titles represent only a portion of the extensive catalog now held by International Literary Properties. The company aims to manage and promote these works for future productions. Hatcher has also written the book for the Broadway production of Never Gonna Dance. His other credits include the Off-Broadway plays Three Viewings and A Picasso, which were staged at the Manhattan Theatre Club. Additionally, his work Scotland Road and The Turn of the Screw were produced at Primary Stages. The writer has also seen his work performed at the Minetta Lane Theatre, where his adaptation of Tuesdays with Morrie was presented. His plays have been featured at various other institutions, including the Red Bull Theatre and The Acting Company. These productions have helped establish Hatcher as a prominent figure in contemporary drama. The acquisition marks a notable development in the management of literary rights for established playwrights. By securing these works, International Literary Properties continues to expand its influence in the theatrical sector. The move ensures that Hatcher’s plays will remain available for future audiences and theater companies. This agreement highlights the ongoing interest in preserving and distributing the work of influential modern writers.
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