PAST SHOWS
SHOWS
World Premiere of New Musical, Vengeance, at Molloy College's CAP21 BFA Program
In February 2020, Molloy College premiered Kailey Marshall's country, revenge thriller Vengeance with the students from their CAP21 BFA Musical Theatre Program. Directed by Dana Greenfield and Music Directed by Macy Schmidt, with music, lyrics, and book by Kailey Marshall.
Write Out Loud: From Contest to Concert, hosted by Taylor Louderman!
In spring of 2019, Taylor Louderman (Mean Girls, Bring it On), Ben Rauhala (Broadway Princess Party), and Matt Rodin held a song-writing contest for emerging musical theatre writers. With over 500 submissions, 5 winners were selected, receiving a fully produced music video and recording of their song by Warner Music Group.
Write Out Loud is a celebration of new musical theatre writers. And we are proud to present the New York premieres of the winning works and runners up at Feinstein’s/54 Below! Directed and hosted by Taylor Louderman and produced by Hannah Kloepfer with musical direction by Ben Rauhala.
Featuring contest winners Kailey Marshall, Joriah Fleming, India Angel, Brandon Michael Lowden, Mackenzie Szabo and a cast of Broadway’s finest, we invite you to come join the party and toast to the future of Broadway.
New Writers at 54 Below: The Songs of Kailey Marshall
Series curated by Jennifer Tepper. Composer/Lyricist/Musical Director of concert. (2017)
New Dramatists Composer/Librettist Studio
One of five composers selected to work with five different playwrights who are playwrights in residence at New Dramatists. Worked together to create new musical theatre pieces within 48 hours each over the span of two weeks. (2017)
Songs for Slutty Girls
Composer/Lyricist
Concert reading produced by Ryan Scott Oliver and Nessie Nankivell at Don’t Tell Mama, Direction by Max Friedman (2015)
Produced by Pace University’s Pace New Musicals Program, Direction by Max Friedman (2015)
Produced by Pace University’s Pace New Musicals Program as January Lab, Direction by Dylan Zwickel (2019)
“Brave” from Songs for Slutty Girls winner of Taylor Louderman’s Song Writing Contest
The Many Selves of Mia Scott
Composer/Lyricist
Commissioned and Produced by Pasadena Musical Theatre Program, Direction by Ryan Scott Oliver (2014)
Musical Theatre Factory Salon
Featured Artist, May 2016
Lincoln Center’s Broadway’s Future Songbook Series
“Hope You’re Not Expecting A Ring” December 2015
Hatched 2016 at 54 Below
Male Feminist’s Lament”
Twenty Somethings Three at Highline Ballroom
“Jake” from Songs For Slutty Girls
St. Jude Benefit Concert Part 2 at Highline Ballroom
“Start A Flame” from Confirmed
Twenty Somethings Two at Highline Ballroom
“Give It Up” from Confirmed