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Welcome to Ridgington
Music by Luke Steinhauer, Book & Lyrics by Jordan Silver
The perfect town of Ridgington, everyone follows a strict regimen of routines, rituals, and traditions. Today is Cleansing Day, the only time when each family has the right to tell each other the truth that's been pent up all year. Every other day, they must smile and nod, just as they do in public to hold their lives and families together.
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Dinosaur
Book, Music, and Lyrics by Zach Spound
How do you spark up a conversation with a stranger? Meet Ben. He has no idea.
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Cooking For Two
Book and Lyrics by Charlie O'Leary, Music by Karl Hinze
It's the first season finale of Food Network's latest, Tasty Time with Jenny and Brett - but as the cameras roll, the eponymous couple's cheery facade starts to crack. When Jenny tries to end the show in a desperate bid to save their marriage, Brett must confront a terrifying choice: relationship or career?
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Dead Flowers
Book, Music, and Lyrics by Michael Finke
At age 82, Polly Patolsky believes she is meant to spend the rest of her days with her unfaithful and manipulative husband, Charlie. But on the worst day of her life (and her marriage), Polly reaches a breaking point and finds strength and courage in a strange place with an unlikely new friend.
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The Almost In-Laws
Book and Lyrics by Greg Edwards, Music by Andy Roninson
Des has to introduce his fiancée to his parents, and they're, well... elves.
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Run This Town
Music by Assaf Gleizner, Book & Lyrics by Cindy Sideris
A jazzy comedy about a gangster in the 1920s who is frustrated with his friends and accomplices, and wants to work with and learn from a pro. However, he soon realizes people aren't always who they seem to be, and sometimes your friends are your best partners.
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Bystander
Book and Lyrics by Ed Levy, Music by Eric Grunin
On a late-night subway, a passenger accuses a young woman wearing a hijab of terrorism, which puts the only other rider in a precarious situation.
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End of the Line
Book by Howard Ho, Lyrics by Chris Edgar, Music by Kristen Rea
Four worker ants set out on a routine mission to retrieve tasty morsels for their colony and end up on the quest of a lifetime. When faced with a fork in the road, will they return home empty handed or receive a hero’s welcome for discovering the “legendary stuff” long prophesied by their ancestors?
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Hospital Kids
Music by Jake Chapman, Book & Lyrics by Lisa Mongillo
A hilarious, madcap, heartwarming romp of a musical that follows three young cancer patients as they embark on a quest to meet their idol, the flawless Hollywood hottie Ryan Reynolds. These kids won’t let anything - not illness, not nurses chasing them through halls, not doctors trying to send them home, not constant nagging from their least favorite celebrity Ryan Gosling - stand in the way of their dream.
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JABEZ And The P.P. Gang
Music, Lyrics, and Book by Tom Hyndman
While on the lam, a teenage Mexican boy and his outspoken "Pet" cockatoo encounter a former Mariachi cover band turned Banditos, a posse of hostile Texas Rangers, a beautiful senorita and trouble in Old Mexico.
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