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.

A coming of age sea shanty musical, following Finley on an adventure into the Ocean, where she meets mermaids, sea monsters, pirates, and more, while discovering what matters most.

A fresh take on the tale of Medusa, ancient mythology’s most reviled monster, told through a new lens, her own. The story follows a young Medusa, a priestess at Athena’s Temple, throughout her journey before she was transformed into the serpent-headed creature of lore.

A quirky pop-rock musical comedy set in 1989. It tells the story of four-eyed Maggie Miller, a bullied wallflower who longs for friendship and romance. After being pushed over the edge with an evil prank organized by the popular kids, Maggie is desperate for a change in her life. A comedic singing and dancing Satan hears her cry for help. She sells her soul to him and in exchange is transformed into a big haired, high heeled, foul mouthed, rock singing sex bomb… who's hungry for revenge.

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.