Readers of the blogs get regular updates on our projects to develop new musicals and about what we’ve learned along the way. But the goal of all this theatrical work is not really to develop shows. It’s to have them on the stage! I suppose that’s fairly obvious. But it’s not always so clear. At
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Yep – 5,000 theatre students, teachers and others are gathered in Lincoln, Nebraska for the International Thespian Festival. I am here, along with my colleagues from Theatrical Rights Worldwide (TRW) to promote 57th NATIONAL MATHLETE SUM-IT. This festival is a combination of workshops, auditions for colleges, performances and exhibits. TRW sponsors an event called Thespian
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The almost all-girl high school math team from Waukesha, Wisconsin, has lost – and then won – the regional math competition. They are off to compete in the National Math SUM-IT. These smart and funny whiz kids must unite to solve difficult math problems without getting distracted by teen drama and pressures. Visit NationalMathSummitTheMusical.com Always
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WHAT????? Yep, you heard it right. No more NUMBERS NERDS…….. What is the new title? 57th National Mathlete Sum-It the almost all-girl math musical! Stay tuned for some more great news….and a new logo!!
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“Get ready Disney because Numbers Nerds is likely to be your next hit.” “an energetic delightful romp, where kids, as well as parents, will be entertained” Times Square Chronicles Direct from the New York Musical Festival (NYMF) sold-out, extended run and standing ovations! Submission Materials Click HERE for a synopsis of the show. Click HERE for a copy of the script.
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When I embarked on the project of creating a new musical, I knew that I wanted to market it to high schools, colleges and community theatres. I also knew that I wanted to do a show with strong female leading roles. I know that many schools do two shows a year – a big, splashy
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As producer, I am proud to announce two more cast members for our upcoming production of NUMBERS NERDS at the New York Musical Festival. Jake Morrissy will be playing the role of Leroy. Leroy is the only boy among the almost all-girl math team. He was born in Salt Lake City, Utah but grew up
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