Anything Goes : Producers for stage plays, preferably with Broadway experience. by Sam Ornstein

My name is Sam Ornstein, I’m a retired Korean veteran 87 years young. I was a film editor for 25 years, now retired, and spend most of my time writing. I’ve written 2 fiction novels, 1 screenplay, a collection of 53 poems, a musical stage play called Peneeb Toe, and 16 one-act plays. My focus is getting the musical produced on Broadway! I humbly ask that you consider reading a PDF or a printout, if you prefer, and agree to produce this epic play on Broadway. The name, “Peneeb Toe,” is also the name of the narrator, hopefully, Morgan Freeman, and the only non-singing role in the musical. The story’s about a film editor who’s mugged with repercussions that send him to a hypnotist who regresses him to ancient Egypt. There he lives the entire life of Horemheb, the little-known and last pharaoh of the 18th dynasty, as he interacts with the beautiful Queen Nefertiti, her husband, the heretic pharaoh Akhenaten; the real Moses, and the boy king Tutankhamun, who he murders on his way to pharaonic kingship. The play runs 171 pages, 16 songs, and 5 duets. Additionally, I’ve devised a new untried, yet feasible, way of presenting plays using technology from other media that could possibly re-invent Broadway. This musical has the potential of becoming a smash box office hit, possibly larger than Hamilton because of the majestic splendor of that period, and the new way of presenting it. My unique presentation would, in itself, create enough curiosity to bring more people to see it than usual. The content situations I wrote about these famous people are all new, interesting, and enlightening; they include never-before-known insights that cannot be proven but also cannot be disputed. This play is informative, interesting, and exciting for anyone, of any age. Respectfully, Sam Ornstein