Stanley's Party is a new children's musical based on the Stanley books by Linda Bailey. It had a critically acclaimed run at Manhattan Children's Theatre in 2010. It ran from April 24th - May 31st. It will soon be available to be licensed for production all over the world!
More to Love is a poignant and funny look at contemporary societys obsession with weight and looks and its effect on interpersonal relationships. No matter age, sexual orientation, or the size of your waistline, dating isnt easy. While working out at a gym, six quirky, lovable characters attempt to find self acceptance. It is now available to be licensed for production all over the world!
"Why Am I Not Famous Yet? offers a humorous and often touching look into the daily New York grind...Bisen-Hersh is a talented composer and his lyrics often very good...He has a penchant for wit..."
-- Byrne Harrison, oobr.com
"Many of the songs are humorous and Bisen-Hersh has a talented cast to sing them. Cait Doyle, Reed Prescott, Judy Gordon, who does an outstanding job, and Rori Nogee, who handles a Sondheim-like song with great aplomb, might not make Mr. Bisen-Hersh famous yet, but they did make the show entertaining and earned it a happy face!"
-- Barry Leibman, HI! DRAMA
"At his best, Bisen-Hersh reminds me a bit of the great Oscar Levant, with his sour, comedically fatalist approach to life...I found a lot of his songs rather clever...Seth is joined by a talented group of young singers...Seth Bisen-Hersh is certainly doing his part to increase the cabaret act population and his off-beat, irreverent material makes for a fun time." -- Michael Dale, broadwayworld.com
"The 17 songs offer lively variety...the midnight office break-in, Nate liberating an opponent's slogan, the chorus of backers and their dance -- one episode outdoes the next." -- Glenda Frank, Backstage
SETH'S 300TH SHOWCASE EXTRAVAGANZA VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS
8 of the 120 performances, featuring 3 new songs (the first 3):
Something Better, Performed by Julie D'Moure Procrastination, Performed by Marcia Sofley Time, Performed by Cameron-Mitchell Ware Sunrise (from Malka), Performed by ReneeMarie Steadman My New York, Performed by Elliot Lane Subway Paranoia, Performed by Krystle Clark Dreams, Performed by Lisa Michelle Hey! (from Love Quirks), Performed by Sami Horneff