White Collar Prison

White Collar Prison
White Collar Prison
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194/mo
Est. Royalties
$1 - $3/mo

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USLos Angeles, US5
USChicago, US3
USPhoenix, US3
USHarrisburg, US3
USColumbus, US3

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Playlist follower reach (sum)
50+
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WHITE COLLAR PRISON, helmed by the creative minds of Gregory James Jenkins and Neil Garguilo, unveils their latest musical endeavor, "If It's Not Too Much Trouble...". This groundbreaking project delves into the murky waters of corruption and privilege, weaving a narrative that confronts societal inequities with wit and satire. At the forefront of this musical exploration is Congressman Richard Dutch, portrayed with finesse by a stellar cast including Lucas Grabeel and Mary Birdsong. Through Dutch's journey, the audience is transported into a world where insider trading, fraud, and political intrigue reign supreme. Jenkins and Garguilo, an Emmy-winning songwriting duo, infuse each note with a sense of urgency and depth, creating a soundtrack that mirrors the complexities of the story. From the haunting melodies of "No More Bail" to the defiant anthem of "Truth Unveiled", their compositions capture the essence of the characters and their struggles. Backed by an ensemble cast of talented performers, WHITE COLLAR PRISON delivers a powerful commentary on justice, power, and the human condition. With their innovative approach to storytelling and their unwavering commitment to social critique, they are poised to redefine the landscape of musical theater.

Updated Oct 12, 2026, 7:03 PM
First discovered Dec 23, 2025, 9:28 PM