Development

2026 New York City 29 HOUR Industry Reading

September 21–25, 2026 | New York City

In September 2026, Stone Cold: The Medusa Musical took an exciting step forward with a 29-hour developmental reading in New York City. Directed by Gabi Carrubba and produced by Jen O’Grady, the reading featured an extraordinary company of performers, including Morgan Dudley, Arielle Jacobs, Brent Comer, Emma Flynn, Ari Notartomaso, Keaton Whittaker, Cassadee Pope, and more.

The week culminated in an invited industry presentation on September 25, marking an exciting milestone in the musical's journey toward the stage.

In the Press

BroadwayWorld — Morgan Dudley, Arielle Jacobs, Brent Comer and More Set for STONE COLD: THE MEDUSA MUSICAL Reading

2025 Kennedy center 3 day workshop

June 16–18, 2025 | Washington DC

In June 2025, Stone Cold: The Medusa Musical took an exciting step in its development with a three-day workshop at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. Featuring talented performers from the National Tour of Les Misérables, the workshop brought the musical's evolving story and score to life through collaborative exploration and development.

The three-day workshop provided an opportunity to refine the show's characters, music, and narrative, marking an important milestone in Stone Cold's journey toward the stage.

We are seeking producers, theatrical partners, and investors to join us in the next phase of Stone Cold's development.

Our immediate goal is a two-week developmental lab in New York City in May 2027, bringing together our creative team and professional performers to further refine the show ahead of future theatrical production.

We are looking for theaters, producers, investors, and partners who can are passionate about bringing Stone Cold to the stage.

OUr plans

"The music is so moving and beautiful. This truly is a work of art."

"The music is so moving and beautiful. This truly is a work of art."

"It tells such a beautiful and powerful story that needs to be told. Your respect for the pain that women go through constantly has me awestruck."

"It tells such a beautiful and powerful story that needs to be told. Your respect for the pain that women go through constantly has me awestruck."

"It tells such a beautiful and powerful story that needs to be told. Your respect for the pain that women go through constantly has me awestruck."

"It tells such a beautiful and powerful story that needs to be told. Your respect for the pain that women go through constantly has me awestruck."