Stimson Snead

Zog by Stimson book and songs], Otheim score] and Snead book] is a two-act musical comedy, at times zany and antic, with moments of genuine sweetness. Meant for a small stage and seven-person cast, rounded out by an expandable chorus, this fractured fairy tale easily travels, and plays to both family and general audiences. Zog, a spellbound prince living as a frog in a polluted bog, makes a bet with a spoiled princess. Befriended by a jester, chased by cooks, and finally transformed by true love's kiss, he learns the value of environmental responsibility and consideration for others. Written in the style of Once Upon a mattress, Honk , and Peter Pan, the show has a ninety minute run time with an upbeat, feel-good ending.

Dreams of a Summer Night by Stimson book and songs], Otheim score] and Snead book] is a two-act, large cast musical with a run time of around two and a half hours. It's a contemporary twist on Shakespeare's beloved comedy, except this show is set in Las Vegas and ends with six couples married by an Elvis impersonator. Filled with hilarious situations, show-stopping dance numbers, gorgeous love songs and a sophisticated jazzy score; Dreams of a Summer Night is a testament to the power of love.

Vikings, the musical by Stimson book and songs], Otheim score] and Snead book] is a comic romp in two acts with a large cast more or less resembling Vikings. The story takes its dramatic inspiration from Nordic mythology using a zany anachronistic style reminiscent of Monty Python with a twist of Mel Brooks. The score is a witty parody on classic Broadway, including a jazzy tap number and a Gilbert and Sullivan like patter song, not to mention a farcical take on Edvard Grieg. Though a satire on everything Viking, the show touches on contemporary themes such as self-acceptance, cultural tolerance, gender equality and even toxic masculinity. In other words... its pure Viking fun.