July 11, 2013
We’re delighted to announce that Unlock’d has been extended through July 20th!
Unlock’d is playing Off-Broadway at the Duke Theater, 229 W. 42nd St.
GET YOUR TICKETS BY CLICKING HERE
Tickets are $65 for premium seats and $50 for orchestra seats — but $37.50 if you use the promo code GNOME
Or show up 45 minutes prior to the performance to enter the lottery for $20 tickets!
We hope to see you at the show!
May 1, 2013
We’re very excited to announce that our musical Unlock’d will be running Off-Broadway from June 16 through July 13th at the Duke Theatre (229 W. 42nd St.) under the auspices of the Prospect Theatre Company. CLICK HERE for tickets and info.
Clarissa is tired of living in the shadow of her flirtatious sister Belinda, the most adored woman in 18th Century England. Wits sharpened and scissors in hand, Clarissa sets out to cut Belinda—and her glorious locks of hair—down to size … and to find a man of her own! Through an innovative score featuring electric guitar alongside harpsichord and strings, four star-crossed lovers and the mischievous spirits that surround them are unwittingly “unlocked” to their true feelings and identities.
Marlo Hunter will direct, and Brad Haak will music direct.
The cast will feature A.J. Shively, Jennifer Blood, Jillian Gottleib, Sydney Harcourt, Maria Couch, Adam Daveline, Chris Gunn, Catherine LeFrere, Hansel Tan, Chandler Reeves, Emily Rogers, and Lucas Poost.
CLICK HERE for tickets and info.
April 12, 2013
College Performers: Carner & Gregor’s Barely Legal Showtune Extravaganza is set for August 5th at (le) Poisson Rouge, and the contest to participate is now open.
Just video your performance of any Carner & Gregor song and send it in for your chance to be part of this exciting musical theatre experience. A panel of industry judges will review the video submissions & select eight talented student performers to work with us and our amazing team for a week and perform in our biggest concert yet! For rules and information, go to: www.C&GBARELYLEGAL.com/CONTEST
January 30, 2013
Libra Theater Company’s 2nd annual “Songs You Should Know” Benefit will take place on Monday, February 11th at 9:30pm at the Laurie Beechman Theatre (West Bank Cafe, 407 W. 42nd St., NYC). The concert will feature obscure work by fantastic contemporary writers, and we’ll be doing three numbers with some brilliant performers. For more information, CLICK HERE, and for reservations, email: [email protected]
January 30, 2013
The 2nd Annual Broadway Sings For PKD (Polycystic Kidney Disease) will take place on Saturday, Feb. 2nd at 9:30pm at the Duplex (61 Christopher St., NYC). This year’s concert will feature songs by contemporary writers, and we’re proud to participate. Come support a fantastic cause and watch our new song “What Do You Do With Your Arms?” performed by Dave Perlman. For tickets, CLICK HERE
December 6, 2012
We’ll be debuting our brand new song “I Hope I Can Wait Until Christmas” at the Lincoln Center Holiday Songbook on Monday, December 10th at 6pm at the Bruno Walter Auditorium at Lincoln Center, sung by the amazing Brian Justin Crum.
October 5, 2012
Join us at 7pm on Monday, November 12th at Le Poisson Rouge in New York City for our big concert reveal of ISLAND SONG.
The concert is directed by Marlo Hunter and will feature David Ayers (Rent, Fiddler on the Roof), Emma Hunton (RENT, Spring Awakening), Preston Sadleir (Next to Normal tour, Me, Myself & I), Sarah Stiles (Into the Woods, On a Clear Day, Avenue Q), and Raena White (Dreamgirls at Marriott Theatre Chicago)
Five New Yorkers are caught in a twisted love affair… with the city. This unique musical anthology takes us through their poignant and hilarious journeys to seize their own potential and the possibilities the city dangles before them. Driven by its kinetic and eclectic score featuring 3 MAC nominated songs, ISLAND SONG captures every urbanite’s triumphs, disappointments, and ever-tested perspective.
For tickets, CLICK HERE We’re proud to announce that 20% of our proceeds from ticket sales will go to benefit the NYC Firefighter Brotherhood Foundation “New York, Do You Care?” Yes it does!