Make Me A Song: The Music of William Finn, a wonderful presentation of a revue is staged in two acts that highlight the creative musical work of William Finn. This play is produced by Junkyard Dog Productions (Randy Adams, Sue Frost, Kenny Alhadeff), while Rob Ruggiero carries out the compilation and direction work. Director Rob Ruggiero is one of the minds behind the hit bio-musical play, "Ella". Michael Morris gives music for the play. The other creative team members are Luke Hegel-Cantarella (set designer), Alejo Vietti (costume designer), John Lasiter (lighting designer) and Zach Williamson (sound designer).

This musical play covers around twenty hit numbers from William Finn's exceptional career. The splendid harmony in Make Me A Song: The Music of William Finn takes one to a musical journey that is simply unforgettable. There is effortless presentation of the treasured tunes by the renowned composer, William Finn is sure to delight longtime fans and newcomers alike. This satisfying revue is as funny, smart and passionate as the composer's own music. Apart from the music, there are many things in this show to make the composer's presence felt, like a blue neon rendition of William Finn's face outline is used on the stage. The show opens with Adam Heller as William Finn who gives instruction to switch off cell phones, etc. After this, the whole room gets filled with the composer's own voice. The rest of the cast arrive with "Heart and Music" from "A New Brain", that it captures the heart of the audiences with an infectious melody and words not just to delight in but to live by.

With the success of Make Me A Song, William Finn is at last finding a larger audience for his work. Book the tickets for "Make Me A Song" and get set for an unforgettable musical trip.