Marc Shaiman Tickets

Marc Shaiman, born October 22, 1959 in Newark, New Jersey, is a prolific composer, lyricist, and performer known for his expansive work across Broadway, film, and television. A long-time collaborator with Scott Wittman, Shaiman co-wrote the Broadway musical Hairspray and its award-winning film score, earning a Tony Award for Best Original Score. His career spans scores and songs for major films like Mary Poppins Returns, The Bucket List, and Sleepless in Seattle, as well as television and live theater projects. He co-created Smash and the Broadway adaptation of Some Like It Hot, showcasing his talent for bridging stage and screen. Shaiman continues to influence contemporary musical theater and film music while performing in intimate settings and high-profile productions.

For fans looking to secure seats, we’ve got you covered with up-to-date tour info, official social channels, and direct access to upcoming performances. Updated biographical details, discography highlights, and dates help you plan to experience his work live, whether at a Broadway venue, a concert hall, or special cabaret events in New York City.

Upcoming tour and events: In 2025, Shaiman has notable projects including Smash on Broadway with previews starting March 11, 2025 and opening April 10, 2025, as well as a GMHC Cabaret honor in New York on February 10, 2025. While event dates are subject to change, we provide the latest verified information and ticket options to help you secure your seats. For fans of classic melodies and contemporary arrangements, his performances blend theatrical storytelling with lush orchestrations.

Follow Marc Shaiman across social platforms for real-time updates and behind-the-scenes glimpses. Official pages are linked below, with direct access to new music, show announcements, and memoir news set for January 2026. Remember—Date to be announced or RESCHEDULED dates will be clearly indicated on each event listing as applicable.

• Discography highlights include Hairspray (Broadway and film score), scores for Mary Poppins Returns, and contributions to Sleepless in Seattle.
• Notable collaborations: Scott Wittman (long-time partner), and co-creations like Smash and Some Like It Hot (Broadway).
• Public memoir: Never Mind the Happy slated for January 2026—coverage in interviews and press materials.

Social links: Twitter | Instagram | Official Site