
Help Bring Shangri-La-La to the New York Stage!
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Help Bring Shangri-La-La to New York - Shangri-La-La is a fast, funny comedy musical about two immigrants who reinvented themselves, transformed Las Vegas, and built a rhinestone empire of magic, ambition, and white tigers.
Inspired by true events, the show explores the making of Siegfried & Roy’s legendary public image—and the machinery of spectacle, power, loyalty, and illusion behind the spotlight. The full-length version also draws in part on a real-life lawsuit, using courtroom satire to examine what happens when private conflict collides with celebrity mythology.
Following an April 2026 New York presentation through Back Door to Broadway, the musical is now moving toward its next New York appearances:
Rogue Theater Festival, Digital Edition — July 2026
Midtown International Theatre Festival — July 25 and 26, 2026
These performances are an important opportunity to introduce Shangri-La-La to New York theatergoers, producers, industry professionals, and supporters who can help the show move toward a longer run.
But producing independent theater in New York is expensive.
Your donation will help cover:
Rehearsal and performance expenses
Festival and venue costs
Technical equipment and production materials
Marketing and audience outreach
Travel and transportation
Support for the cast, crew, musicians, writers, and creative team
As the composer, co-writer, and director, I have invested years of work and substantial personal resources in this production. Now we need your help to give Shangri-La-La its strongest possible New York presentation.
Please donate today. Every contribution—large or small—helps bring the music, comedy, white tigers, and Las Vegas spectacle to the stage.
This campaign supports the entire Shangri-La-La production and the many people working behind the scenes to bring it to life. Your generosity will help us reach new audiences, attract future producers, and give the musical the opportunity to grow beyond its festival performances.
Help us take the next step toward a longer life on the New York stage!
