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World Premiere, Signature Theatre, DC.
Girlstar
Legendary record producer Daniella Espere is searching for her next international sensation. She discovers it in her long-lost niece, Tina, who dreams of being a world-famous pop star. Despite warning signs that all may not be as it seems, the two eagerly forge a mother/daughter bond and Daniella transforms Tina’s image, voice and talent into star quality – but not by the usual means.
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Produced, Off-Bway, NYC
Mimi Le Duck
Mimi Le Duck tells the tale of Miriam Sanders, a discontented Mormon housewife from Ketchum, Idaho, who, in a moment of desperate inspiration (and a visit from the ghost of Ernest Hemingway), packs her bags and moves to Paris, leaving behind her husband and her career as a world famous duck painter for QVC.
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Music: Brian Feinstein
Book and Lyrics: Diana Hansen-Young
Starring: Eartha Kitt and Annie Golden
Produced Off-Broadway at New World Stages in New York City
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Originally Produced Off-Broadway
The Top Job
It’s career day at school and all the kids’ parents have really cool jobs… except Jenna’s. He changes light bulbs. The kids think her dad’s job is sooooo boring and make fun of her. When she comes home crying, her father invites her on a magical adventure to New York City to see the “special” light bulbs he changes.
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As You Like It
In the summer of 2023, with lyrics by "The Bard", Brian composed and orchestrated the songs for the revival of Shakespeare On The Sound’s new production of “As You Like It” - now available for licensing.
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Music: Brian Feinstein
Directed by: Claire Kelly
Produced by: Shakespeare on The Sound, Rowayton, CT
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World Premiere, The Rose Theatre, Omaha.
The Doll Maker's Gift
Welcome to Zalushka’s Doll Shop, an imaginarium where even the darkest times can give way to hope.
Set in a small village in Eastern Europe during the early 1900s, The Doll Maker’s Gift follows Nora, an irrepressibly creative little girl whose dolls guide and uplift her when the ethnic cleansing of Pogroms threaten her Jewish community in Russia.
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Originally Produced Off-Broadway
Dial M for Murder
In London, 1952, the wealthy Margot Wendice has convinced her husband, Tony, to give up playing tennis to spend more time with her. However, he has discovered that while he was on a tennis tour in the United States several years ago, Margot had an affair with an American murder mystery writer named Max Halliday. Because he wants revenge as well as her money, Tony meticulously plans Margot’s murder. But when Margot refuses to play the part of the victim, things go much differently than planned. Inspired by this classic play, Alfred Hitchcock adapted it into the famous movie we all know and love today.
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Based on the Classic Play by Frederick Knott
Music: Brian Feinstein
Directed by: Peter Flynn
Starring: Cat McAllister and Ed Dixon
Produced at the Engeman Theatre, New York
“Tautly directed by Peter Flynn, it makes for an enjoyably gripping evening of theater. Even the music that plays during suspenseful moments, original music by Brian Feinstein, a device that often registers onstage as jarring and hokey these days, adds a delicious shiver.”
- Aileen Jacobsen (NY Times critic)
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Based on the timeless novel by C.S. Lewis, "The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe"
The Lion & Witch
A play based on the timeless novel by C.S. Lewis, "The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe" tells the magical story of the Pevensie children, Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy, sent out of London during World War II. They have no idea of the fantastical journey they are beginning. In the darkness of the old country house where they are sent, the children stumble through an old wardrobe to the land of Narnia, where animals talk and magic exists.
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Based on the best-selling kids series
by celebrated author Erin Downing
Ever So Humble
In this comedic play, three thirty-something Manhattan roommates find themselves with no place to live when their sublet expires. Into the picture walks Howard Steinman, who owns a beautiful house in Brooklyn. Friendships blossom, complications arise, and Howard's house becomes the source of a dilemma for his heirs and his new friends. Inspired by E.M. Forster's novel Howards End, this warm and witty comedy is a reminder that home and family are what we make them.
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