J.Patrick White,

Emerging Fictional, Writer & Playwright.

"Eclipse Bistro"© IV Stage - Two Acts

Mystras Productions 2024

Music & Lyrics

Playwright , J. Patrick White,

For Stage. Act 1 - Intro (VO); The Rains Came. Before the heavy rains fall. One night, every Lunar Eclipse period as far back as 2500 years ago - where myths and legends of lore, of poetry, of stories past, of magic, come to New York City and New Orleans to attend a dinner party hosted by the bistro owners, Ms Kat Karma & Ms D' Deja Vu.

This period, a special guest has been invited, invited to face the ladies of lore at the Eclipse Bistro" IV stage. A Dinner, a Trial invoking cosmic laws served to the antagonist - J.Patrick White, Emerging Playwright.

Act One; Music Score ( Test Pressing #3)

D' Deja Vu and Kat Karma Introduction in Song;

https://suno.com/song/4c26f0d6-6ce6-4d25-a9ed-397ea8c0a3f6

Philo

Philo, a Greek Intelligence Service Spy works with the Athens US Embassy FBI agent Jasmine, together travelling Greece's 1,400 islands in search of the elusive crime boss.

Philanthropic Causes

Supporting; Philanthropic Causes;

Entertainment Community - Actors Equity

New Play Exchange

SAG-AFTRA

IATSE

Author's Guild

Independent Filmmakers Guild

Veterans in the Arts

Writers Guild Foundation

Veterans Writing Project

"Einstein last Equation" IV Stage ©2022. Jim White, Playwright. Two Acts.

“Everything is determined … by forces over which we have no control. 

It is determined for the insect as well as for the star. Human beings, vegetables, or cosmic dust, we all dance to a mysterious tune, intoned in the distance by an invisible piper.” -Albert Einstein, Violinist.

(Adapted to my Short Story as a Two Act Stageplay set in Princeton University. Light Comedy in Analogy.)

"Einstein's Last Equation."

Gracenotes IV Stage ©2022

"Gracenotes"

IV Stage©2022 Jim White - Mystras Productions 

Producers Pitch ; Contemporary Era, - Fusing pop, grunge, symphony classical, rock, Rap, jazzy- hiphop.

In the heart of the vibrant city of New Orleans, inside the renowned French Quarter, a symphony musician named Victor Ruffino finds himself at a crossroads. While his passion lies in creating beautiful melodies and captivating audiences with his violin, he yearns to make a greater impact on the community that surrounds him.

One fateful day, Victor takes a part-time job teaching music theory to a group of juvvy delinquents held in detention at the county jail. These young souls, known as "The Juvvys," are often misunderstood by society, labeled as bullies or potential crime lords due to their troubled backgrounds.

As Victor steps into the dilapidated detention center, he is struck by the raw talent and passion that resides within these youngsters. Beneath their tough exteriors, he sees the potential for greatness. The Juvvys possess a gift for music that has gone unrecognized and untapped for far too long.

As Act One unfolds, the theme of "Dirty Streets - Captured Audience" prevails. The Juvvys pour their souls into their music, revealing the trials and tribulations they have endured on the gritty streets of New Orleans. These talented musicians are not criminals but gritty survivors, mostly orphaned or runaways, desperately seeking guidance and a maestro to lead them.

However, their new musical journey is not without challenges. The Assistant District Attorney, Julia, views these young individuals as nothing more than delinquents. She vehemently opposes their involvement in the arts, believing that punishment and conformity are the only ways to mold them into responsible citizens.

Moreover, the Symphony Board Chair, Mr. McDongle, whose son is one of the arrested Juvvys, fears the influence these troubled youths could have on his prestigious institution. He worries that their inclusion would tarnish the symphony's reputation and jeopardize their chances at greatness.

With unwavering determination, Victor battles against the odds, leading The Juvvys on a musical journey like no other. Their melodies echo through the streets of New Orleans, as forgotten souls lend their voices to the powerful story of resilience, love, and hope. Together, they strive to prove that these young musicians are not defined by their past but by the music that unites their souls.

"Gracenotes" is a captivating and inspiring musical stageplay that captivates its audience from beginning to end. Through stunning compositions and heartfelt performances, the story weaves a tapestry of emotions, showcasing the power of music to heal wounds, bridge divides, and bring about transformation. 

Join me in celebrating the untold story of The Juvvys, the orphan musicians who refuse to be defined by society's labels. Their symphony of perseverance and redemption will resound in your hearts, reminding us all that sometimes, the most beautiful melodies arise from the most unlikely places.

Come embark on this extraordinary journey through the streets of the New Orleans French Quarter, where the power of music has the ability to transform lives, break barriers, and set spirits free. Don't miss your chance to discover the harmonious magic of "Gracenotes" - a musical stageplay that will leave you inspired, uplifted, and forever changed.

Photo, NOLA Marco .Eyes French Quarter

"Lonely Poet." Bourbon street, New Orleans.

Dial Serling & Hitchcock IV Stage One Act

"Einstein's Last Equation" IV Stage - One Act