Musical Heaven:

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.

The classic tale of an orphan girl who rises from destitution to happiness in the farm country entirely by virtue of her pluck and personality. Originating in Canada, the play left capacity audiences there to journey to London, where it opened to acclaim. "The book has been made into a neatly packaged family show, sentimental, tuneful and blending gentle bucolic humor with old world pathos.... A pleasant atmosphere is created from the start; the songs are in neat harmony."-- The Stage, London.

This show revolves around the antics of a group of performers staging a show, set on and around a battleship. Calamity strikes during rehearsals when the theatre is demolished. The show is eventually mounted on the deck of frigate after a young chorus girl steps in to save the day.