National Artists Management Company, Inc. (NAMCO) is an entertainment production company founded in 1968 by Barry and Fran Weissler. Based in New York City, NAMCO boasts nearly 50 years of experience in developing, financing, casting, managing, marketing, licensing, and consulting for top-tier theatrical ventures on Broadway, the West End, and for international tours.

The Weisslers have garnered acclaim, with seven Tony Awards to their name for productions such as "Chicago," "Gypsy," and "Pippin. " "Chicago," currently in its 27th year on Broadway, holds the title of the longest running American musical globally, with successful runs in over 25 countries and translations in a dozen languages. Other notable Broadway credits by NAMCO include "Cabaret," "My Fair Lady," and "Sweet Charity.

" Their newest hit, "Waitress," featuring an original score by Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter, Sara Bareilles, is available for licensing. With a rich history and a trail of successful productions, NAMCO continues to be a major player in the entertainment industry