Play Directory

Our Lives in Pink is a new jukebox musical to the music of Machine Gun Kelly. This
musical has LGBTQIA+ focused storylines based on real life experiences that the book
writers have lived through. When writing started in January of 2023, the idea was that the musical would be about “nothing” and promoted as Seinfeld meets Rent.

1968 is the story on one town, and four families, propped up by one factory, that is being squeezed by both the factory and the fact the town is a cancer cluster that is slowly killing its citizens.

Planet Joey is a full-length drama that opens during the summer of 1985 in Mars, PA. Joey is an eleven-year-old tomboy and fanatical member of the Star Wars Fan Club. Her deepest desire is to become an astronaut and walk on the moon. Joey is forced to grapple with the limitations of her ambitious dreams when her world explodes.

Synopsis:

We all know about the difficulty of coming out for young people, even in today’s more liberal environment.
But what about an older parent for whom coming out was an almost impossible option. What happens to a typical suburban middle class family when the seemingly straight father is sexually closeted the whole time, and tries to live a heterosexual lifestyle? How do decades of denial and sexual repression shape the dynamic between mother and sons? And how does it affect his favorite son and his relationship with women, and his mother? What starts as a casual dinner between father and son soon evolves into an explosive evening of discovery and painful revelations.

STARBOARD HOME is the new Turn-of-the-Century New Year’s Eve musical: "Titanic" meets "Gilligan’s Island" splashed with “Downton Abbey” in this six character musical romp set aboard ship on New Year’s Eve 1899. Three mismatched couples, a lost ring, a whale who snares the ship’s anchor, and ‘mysterious identities revealed’ all contribute to the musical merriment and mayhem.

Portrayed are the relationships between Vincent Van Gogh, his brother Theo, Paul Gauguin, and Johanna Bonger. It dramatizes the vicissitudes of love of a man for the world and art, a brother’s love for a brother, a husband’s love for his wife, a wife’s love for her husband, a man’s love for his friend, and a man’s love for himself.

A young newlywed couple arrives at Paradise Cove Resort in Cancun, Mexico to celebrate their honeymoon. Sara and John have just eloped and John’s last minute travel deal has left the couple trapped inside a vacation nightmare with a procession of nosy guests, thin walls, giant cockroaches and one incompetent employee. The dreadful experience brings the couple’s fragile insecurities to a head, leaving them wondering if they, perhaps, rushed into marriage.

IN NYC. women and men share their emotional experiences with moderate sexual abuse in monologues and scenes, six actors (multiracial) portray twenty characters including victims, family members, unjustly accused perpetrators and the legal system. Simple sets, costumes and staging for large impact. Non-Musical.