The 13th Child is a rock’n horror musical set in the late 1980s, which follows a group of teens as they confront the legend of The Jersey Devil: a legendary monster that has been said to haunt Southern New Jersey since decades before the American Revolution.

She was never the girl next door... Bettie Page, Queen of Pinups follows the operatic life of the idolized pinup icon, Bettie Page.

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High Priest chronicles young gay performance artist Warhol Superstar Ondine (Robert Olivo)'s role in the rise and fall of the Silver Factory, Andy Warhol's legendary 1960s studio. Ondine comes to the Big Apple with one goal in mind: to become a star.

Readings of High Priest have been presented by La MaMa E.T.C. and TOSOS, and have featured Q&A sessions with punk rock legend Danny Fields and former Andy Warhol Enterprises, Inc. Vice President Vincent Fremont.

I WAS A TEENAGE SHE-DEVIL is a non-stop, big laugh, high-voltage musical. After being pushed over the edge by the most popular kids at school, four-eyed wallflower Nancy Nelson cries to the heavens for help! But it is Satan who hears her cry. The Devil transforms Nancy into a big-haired, foul-mouthed, sex bomb rocker who's hungry for souls, and sweet revenge is on the menu! Who will save Nancy? And will the power of love for who she really is break the spell before it’s too late?

What if the Trojan War was started by a lie?  In this new musical, inspired by Euripides’ HELEN, the world’s greatest beauty  has been hidden away by the gods in Egypt, while the notoriously bloody war is fought in her name.  When a prophecy reveals that Helen’s husband, Menelaos, will be shipwrecked in Egypt, Helen must finally take her life back into her own hands.

A dramatic musical inspired by the life of 1920s Chickasaw sharpshooter and silent film actress, Wanda Savage. An independent, widowed, biracial mother tries to raise her child and have a career in a time when women were just starting to have a voice- but Native women were still not being heard.  While Vaudeville exploited her Native identity, Hollywood tried to erase it. She was a modern woman who refused to accept stereotypes, and encountered issues that many women still deal with today. SAVAGE holds a mirror to our society to see how far we have come…or not.