A NEW MUSICAL
“21 BAKER ROAD”
Reyland-Gore

“It's all about balance”
It’s Charlie Brigade against his wife, his children – it’s Charlie against the world. Unhappy with life Charlie falls from the roof of his house and loses his (life). He wakes up somewhere between here and there; and while his family lives on and experiences triumph and tragedy, all Charlie can do is watch and learn and try and to save himself.

“Further Than We've Ever Been”

On the day Jerry’s dreams finally came true, he died.

“An interesting examination of the prevalence of destiny and the impossibility of tricking death and bad fortune. The dialogue – particularly that of the Friend- is snappy and quite funny.”
ARENA STAGE, Washington DC  

“You skillfully navigate a bold and inventive structure with compelling language.  The character of “Friend” is particularly powerfully imagined. We look forward to reading more of your work.”
YALE REPERTORY THEATER, New Haven  

BEST USE OF THEATER AS A VEHICLE FOR SOCIAL CHANGE: Jim Reyland's SHELTER On a subject close to his heart, local writer and producer Reyland crafted this drama about life among the city's homeless. Based on Reyland's own activist experience, and drawing from an actual and tragic local death, Shelter drew support from homeless organizations and helped raise awareness of one of those social ills that just won't go away. —MARTIN BRADY, NASHVILLE SCENE, OCTOBER 15TH 2007

“SHELTER”
A play in two acts
By Jim Reyland