The new musical comedy, inspired by and featuring the songs of Elvis Presley, tells the fictional story of a guitar-playing roustabout who brings romance, rebellion and rock 'n' roll into the life of a small-town girl.

This winner of the National Playwright's Award and the ACTF Musical Theatre Award is a moving and surprisingly funny account of one man's struggle with AIDS. The deceased functions as host and narrator, invisible among the friends and family assembled to pay him final respects. Hoping for a day when the shattered pieces can come together, he leads them on a journey of shared reminiscences. "Arches from dysfunctionalism, jealousies and misunderstandings to unsteady truces and well earned unities.... [It] carries on a bright, serious, witty and inclusive dialogue with anyone who may sit down in front of it."---L. A. Times.

Altar Boyz

This new musical comedy about a Christian boy band includes lyrics such as "Girl, You Make Me Want to Wait" and "Jesus Called Me on My Cell Phone."

It is early autumn of 1916 at the Gant boarding house and 17 year old Eugene Gant is about to leave the home that has become a prison for his family. His father seeks sanctuary in drink and trying to carve the winged grace of an angel in stone, his mother devotes herself to the boarding house and its meager rewards, his tubercular brother is doomed, and his sister is a drudge. After a brief affair with a pretty boarder, Eugene rushes toward a brighter future. "A musical [for] the whole family."-- N.Y. Daily News. "Pleasant old fashioned all American charm.... Endearing."-- N.Y. Theatre Review.