Lucky Boy: A New Rock Musical

After a fantastic weekend of #LuckyBoy, we want to thank all of our fans and supporters who came to see the show! It was a hit once again and we are so happy to have seen you. DON'T GO JUST YET! Lucky Boy isn't going anywhere! We have more news coming your way.

PIPER’S SONG at The Gene Frankel Theatre Considerable appeal, a winner, stellar, talented. Curtain Up.

PIPERS SONG- Another musical by John Ryerson. A wonderful review by Curtain Up NYC The welcome musical Piper’s Song concerns an earnest, humble and sensitive young man called Steven Young who has found love and happiness, yet promptly loses both when his values collide with those of his fiancée and boss/father-in-law-to-be. Our tale, a self-described "modern-day allegory," turns Horatio Alger on its ear, substituting a populist story in which our hero refocuses his attention... on his appreciation for the downtrodden (read homeless). His story brings to mind a possible amalgam with Puccini’s lately ubiquitous La Boheme and Patrick Dennis’ half-century-old comic valentine Auntie Mame. (That theatrical evergreen of a hero[ine] out of sync with her society’s mainstream spawned adaptations to play; a musical, and a film of each.) Piper’s Song brings audience expectations to a high level at the start, with one of the zestiest musical beginnings since The Lion King exploded on 42nd Street. The first ten minutes are entirely musical, and are splendidly evocative. The wittily robotic "Run on Automatic" puts a new-age How to Succeed. . . \ spin on the "jobs we hate" and its follow-up, the title tune, perfectly sets up the world of the homeless, which becomes the central "other side of the coin" in our story

Can't Believe its been 2 Years!!