Survivor meets Pirates of the Caribbean in a musical adventure for all ages, as a shipwrecked crew of imagination explorers enter an American Idol-esque talent show to save endangered species from the poaching hands of pollution pirates!

The spectacular new musical adventure from the creators of Les Miserables and Miss Saigon, and the producers of Riverdance, tells of a compelling, inspiring woman; a heroine who led an extraordinary life as a pirate, chieftain, lover and mother in 16th Century Ireland. Based on the real-life story of the legendary Irish Chieftain Grace O'Malley, The Pirate Queen combines classic storytelling and a sweeping score with powerful, vibrant traditions of Irish dance and song, to create a new musical event that is both a historic romance and a timeless epic.

The Pirate Queen features a new score from the world-renowned Tony Award-winning team of Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schonberg, a cast of 39 and direction by Tony Award winnder Frank Galanti.

A girl is engaged to the local richman, but meanwhile she has dreams about the legendary pirate Macoco. A traveling singer falls in love with her and to impress her he poses as the pirate.

Frederick, son of a wealthy 19th century man was to be apprenticed to a pilot, but due to a hard-of-hearing nurserymaid, was instead apprenticed to a pirate. Not just any pirate, but the Pirate King, leader of the not-so-fierce "Pirates of Penzance". But now his indentures are over, Frederick's sense of duty calls him to rid the seas of these rather simple ruffians. Despite their track record, the pirates believe that they have an ace up their collective sleeves...

The action takes place in and around Bird-In-Hand, a town in the Amish Country of Pennsylvania.

Known worldwide as a masterpiece and "An American Folk Opera", PORGY AND BESSSM was George Gershwin's final work for the musical stage. Based on DuBose and Dorothy Heyward's play "Porgy," musical numbers include Summertime, A Woman Is a Sometime Thing, My Man's Gone Now, I Got Plenty O' Nuttin', It Ain't Necessarily So, Buzzard Song and Bess, You Is My Woman Now. This is an extraordinary entertainment experience.

Prettybelle Sweet, a manic depressive alcoholic schizophrenic who'd put herself in a Southern asylum. That's because once she'd discovered that her late husband Leroy, the sheriff of a small Louisiana county, had terrorized blacks and mexicans, she decided to make up for it by donating money to their causes and by bedding members of these ethnic groups. When word got out, the bigoted whites destroyed her property; she then accused her husband's deputy of raping her, which led to her committing herself for her own safety.

This musical is based on Mark Twain's novel about a look-alike prince and a pauper who switch places, leading to a plot filled with action, confusion, singing, dancing, swordfighting, and romance.

Egypt, eons of years ago: Pharao Seti commands all male hebrew babies to be drowned. A desperate mother places her son in a basket and lets the Hebrew god guide it along its way on the river. The basket is found by the Queen, and Moses is brought up as a brother to the heir of the throne, Ramses. Years later, the brothers, who grew up happily and wealthy, are split by Moses' recognition of his true heritage and the suppressing system his brother is about to inherit, willing to carry it on. Fleeing from the city in despair, Moses finds himself being called by God. He is given the task of being the messenger in order to free the Hebrews and to lead them into a country where milk and honey flow.

A theatrical producer and his accountant hatch a sure-fire scheme to make money: raise more money than you need for a sure-fire flop — entitled Springtime for Hitler.

Chuck Baxter lends his apartment to various executives of Consolidated Life for their extramarital dalliances. One of them is J.D. Sheldrake who's girlfriend Fran Kubelik, just happens to be the girl beloved by Chuck. Fran eventually reciprocates his feelings after he rescues her from a suicide attempt after J.D. Sheldrake decides to go back to his wife.

On Highway 57 somewhere between Frog Level and Smyrna, stands a gas station. Across the blacktop is a roadside eatery called the "Double Cupp Diner". The four guys at the station have been known to do some auto repairs, but only when aided by quantities of time and beer. The Cupp sisters celebrate their home cooking with the same zeal they bring to being neighborly with the boys. This is a musical tribute to life by the roadside.

The setting is an upscale, Manhattan apartment where a long-time married couple are hosting a small party. This deft set up allows the use of classic songs from every score written by Broadway Musical Master, Stephen Sondheim. Technically a "revuesical," the evening examines the eccentricities, naughty behavior and hidden yearnings of some very wealthy, very witty urbanites. By turns fast, funny, bold and stirring, Putting It Together is an intimate, insightful, often hilarious and ultimately moving portrait of "comtemporary society."