Jack McManus

Snog Islet is Britain’s sexiest dating show. The contestants live on a beautiful island resort. They have no contact with the outside world. Their aim: find their one true heterosexual love. The show is in its sixth season, and no one loves it more than Fanning. Her dreams come true as she becomes a contestant on the show. Navigating heartbreak, deception, and constant surveillance, Fanning comes to realize she’s actually living a nightmare.

In 1975, Margaret Carter and Danny Marino went into the studio to record their seminal album, All at Once. Then, one of music's most controversial couples, by the end of the recording they were divorced. In 2015, Margaret and Danny are invited back to discuss the making of the album, its songs, and their lives.

It's a jukebox musical written about a fictional album by Jack McManus and Noah Slade

Jo Colston has spent her life running from cowboys. She is a daytime tv lawyer in a cowboy lawyer's world. When she's hired to defend Buck, a thief with a heart of gold on trial for murder, she finds herself in over her head. She struggles against the judge, rival attorney Henry Hicks, and cowboy court in general in this absurdist romp about cowboys, lawyers, and lawyers that specialize in cowboy law.

Cassius is a dedicated public servant who has just lost an election to Julius, a six-year-old beagle, to be the mayor of Rome, Montana. After a tense meeting with the mayor’s aide, Antony, Cash attempts to convince Brutus to help him assassinate Julius. For the good of Rome, of course. This very silly, occasionally dark take on Julius Caesar asks questions about the imagery of assassination, and what it would be like if a dog was mayor.

2017. Lucas is a playwright who teaches at an elite New York institution. He is working on his latest play, a sequel to the classic play A Doll's House. He struggles with the challenges of writing his biggest play yet, as well as maintaining a relationship with his Romantic Partner. Told in his unique style of writing, this spoof is a love letter to Hnath's work, and an earnest reflection at the relationship between art, artist, and the people around them.

The Princeton Barbershop Quarter is rehearsing for their big upcoming show at Carnegie Hall. The four men involved take it very seriously. Bass, the leader of the group is trying to keep control as the bickering Tenor 1 and Tenor 2 both try to take over. Based on a real life I no longer live.

Elias is a technology reporter who writes a controversial review. When the public brands him as "biased," he begins a journey to find out what it means to be unbiased, and to write a review that will save his reputation. Along the way, he meets many different characters and gains perspective on perspective.