MUSICALS
REJECT ME, ALREADY
Book, Music, & Lyrics by Paul Richard Keegan
It's Portland, Oregon circa 2003, and love is in the air! After a Blind Date turned hit-and-run, the self-conscious and lovelorn Winston Waller nearly swears off dating for good — until his heart is stolen by Chloe Carter, a local, down-to-earth violinist. As their love starts to deepen, the overthinking and world-weary Winston enlists the help of his best friends and roommates Rosie and Edgar to rein in Chloe's ever-skeptical and guarded heart. Through a classic romantic comedy plot and hummable, jazzy melodies, this show reflects hopeless romantics everywhere in pursuit of their "someone."
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CRAPP'S RIVER
Book by Grace Caroline Curley,
Music & Lyrics by Paul Richard Kegan
Welcome to Crapp's River, the unauthorized musical parody of Schitt's Creek! Follow Moira, Johnny, David, Alexis and the clueless mayor Roland Crapp as they navigate the quirks of an offbeat, unpredictable town. With chaotic humor and a surprisingly sweet message about finding belonging in unlikely places, this unauthorised extravaganza is perfect for fans of the show-it's-absolutely-not-based-on or anyone craving a wildly irreverent escape. No Emmys – just side-splitting laughs, catchy songs, and delightfully trashy fun. When life goes down the loo, there's no better place than Crapp's River!
TAKING A DRIVE
Book, Music, & Lyrics by Sam DeLuise
& Paul Richard Keegan
Get ready to hit the road in "Taking A Drive," a coming-of-age, rock n'roll musical comedy. College kids and childhood best friends Frankie, Connie, Myles, and Val reunite during Spring Break for their favorite tradition: piling into Frankie's car for a lite-night drive to the beach. Tonight, you're along for the ride –– for all of the inside jokes, crushes, hopes, and fears. Because when it feels like the world is falling down, nothing is better than the the beach, and your best friends. "Taking A Drive" is a love letter to summer nights spent with found family, where the only worry was about having a good time.
LAST FIRST DAY
Book, Music, & Lyrics by Paul Richard Keegan
All Caroline Scott wants is a smooth, steady senior year of high school. But when her best friends Peter and Danny accidentally open a world-ending, multiversal rift that threatens to destroy their entire universe, disaster looms in the distance. Now, Peter and Danny have to figure out a plan to save their town, before the final curtain falls. All the while, keeping this secret from Caroline, and the rest of their friends.