Shows

Available for licensing through Concord Theatricals. Part of their Commissioned Musical Collection designed for high school productions, featuring 22 actors of any gender.

Justice is an intimate, epic musical exploring the first women on the U.S. Supreme Court—Sandra Day O’Connor, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Sonia Sotomayor—at the height of their power. The three justices confront and comfort each other about equal justice under the law, legal strategy, and civic responsibility, as well as husbands, motherhood, dreams, and sorrows, all while setting a new course for the country.

The world premiere was presented by Arizona Theatre Company in April 2022, followed by productions at Marin Theatre Company (2023) and Ensemble Theatre Company Santa Barbara. Available for licensing through The Gersh Agency.

This contemporary musical explores the complex inner life of a young woman torn between safety and adventure, between her mother’s expectations and her best friend’s wild dreams. Will she follow in her mother’s footsteps, or take the dare of her impetuous best friend and chart a new path?

The Mad Ones premiered off-Broadway at 59E59 Theaters in November 2017, followed by its UK premiere at the Other Palace in London in October 2024. The London production garnered critical acclaim for its intimate staging and powerful performances, with critics praising its ability to capture “the universal experience of standing at life’s crossroads” and its “achingly beautiful score that speaks directly to the heart.” For professional licensing inquiries, contact Seth Glewen at sglewen[at]gershny.com.

Based on the beloved children’s books by Andrea Beaty, Ada Twist Scientist & Friends celebrates curiosity, creativity, and the scientific method through song, dance, and interactive storytelling.

The score blends soaring rock anthems, raucous bar songs, and lush Celtic-inflected melodies to tell a story of political ambition, unlikely allegiances, and deeply embedded love of country.

A darkly humorous exploration of fan culture, celebrity worship, and the dangers of taking fandom too far. Kill the Boy Band combines catchy pop melodies with sharp social commentary.

by Bree Lowdermilk and Kait Kerrigan, The Bad Years is a new musical about a group of interconnected acquaintances and strangers who enter their twenties with great expectations. Over the course of the show, these twelve individuals collide and eventually even begin to connect and grow up. They experience love lost and first mistakes and a party to end all parties. There’s no doubt that the bad years make the best stories. Developed at Theatreworks Silicon Valley (directed and choreographed by Josh Prince), The Goodspeed New Musicals Festival, University of Minnesota Duluth, Penn State New Musical Theare Festival, and in concert at The Laurie Beechman Theatre and the Paramount Theatre, Rutland, VT. Cast: 6 Women, 6 Men Notable Songs: Avalanche, The Bad Years, Holding On, Last Week’s Alcohol, Not Her Way, Not a Love Story, Party Worth Crashing, Twenty-Something, Two Strangers, Where Did We Go Wrong, The World Is Ending