Jackson Crash
Jackson Returns May 2026!
A Goth-Rock-Techno-Pop One-Person Musical
Hold onto your heart...he's coming for you.
Jackson Crash premiered in June 2023 in White Plains, NY and New York City.
Click below to watch the promo.
Jackson Crash depicts a young man’s journey from bullying and parental neglect to starting a family, becoming a truck driver, surviving addiction, and searching for his own honest identity -- while being chased by an insidious demon from his past. Jackson is determined to find a community who will embrace him and a place to call home...but will he before the Creeper-Man catches him?
What fans are saying about the show:
"The rhythms, dissonance, heart-tugging lyrics. This one man show is meant to be heard AND seen." - Debbie G.
"The music and lyrics are superb. You must see this show live!" - Stephen S.
"The lyrics are thought provoking and at times pull at your soul
...it is sheer pleasure." - Chris C.
"Jackson Crash, the Musical, is so good, so timely...it's so moving." - Jessica H.
"This is a fun romp through the emotional journey to acceptance and self love. Surging music makes you want to dance and share your soul." - Steven P.
"I was in tears by the end. It cycled through all the emotions, and the balance between the spoken parts and the sung parts was fluid, effortless." - J. Rothman
"So cool! I'm mindblown!" - Pete S.
The Original Cast Album of Jackson Crash
is available on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, and all major streaming services.
Synopsis
Jackson Crash depicts the tumultuous journey of a young man wrestling with the fallout from early trauma as he seeks found family to help him discover and stay grounded in his authentic self. We follow Jackson through clubbing, trucking, running from inner demons, failing at family, getting lost and coming home -- all propelled by a pulse-pounding, irresistible electronic score.
With irreverent humor and exquisite vulnerability, Jackson resonates for audience members feeling different, unknown, inadequate, and disconnected -- whether from the trauma of marginalization and abuse -- or the limitations of early caregivers and environments. At the same time, his story ignites hope that it is possible to find relationships/communities to embrace you for who you are.
Jackson Crash shows audiences how key relationships and communities can serve as safe containers for self-exploration and healing, and function as found family who can embrace and celebrate your authentic self.
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