Jaime Langton

When four strangers find themselves lost in time, it takes the generous spirit of an over-dedicated security guard to get them home again.

By the power of Grayskull... In November 2015, "Masters of the Musical Universe" debuted at the Headwaters Theatre for a brief one-weekend run. With a small cast of eight, John-Ryan Griggs and Meghan Trause paid tribute to their beloved cartoon characters with this witty satire based on the original "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" and "She-Ra: Princess of Power" cartoons. The show was called "electric" by Simon Springer of HeManWorld.com, and delighted fans for its four sold-out performances.

Marty, a middle-aged man, awakens to his life and doesn't like what he sees. After attending the theater with his wife and co-worker, Marty's long-buried love of the arts is stirred. Facing great odds from his wife and family, he takes a risk and auditions for a play. Without realizing it, Marty has set his life on a new trajectory from which there is no return. A trajectory that is often funny, yet heartbreaking.