I write musicals about how people stay human in an increasingly inhuman world.
ROOT VEGETABLES
Three friends hit rock bottom on a Catskills farm and find utopia growing beneath.
A folk-rock musical about collective survival.
Listen here to the latest 5 song EP:
https://mjablonski.bandcamp.com/album/root-vegetables-ep
For more information about Root Vegetables: click here
EVAPORATION
A family ignores a leak as a brother slowly disappears.
A genre-fluid musical installation about radicalization.
Listen here to 6 song demos:
https://mjablonski.bandcamp.com/album/evaporation
IN • EQUITY
A nursing home worker gets entangled with the private equity associate who lays her off, while a rock musician’s rage over his fired friend threatens his relationship with the underground DJ who gives him a release valve.
An experimental rock musical about risk and rage.
CIRCULUS
A sound-driven installation play about time, flow, achieving goals, and agoraphobia.
Written before the COVID-19 pandemic made staying at home a reality for non-agoraphobes, this play follows a protagonist who lives alone, works remotely, and struggles with his existential dread during a tense political moment in history.
The set is one room — four transparent walls — with two foley artists representing every character and sound outside the room.
LOW HUM
A musical with music/lyrics by Marc Jablonski and book by Lauren Waters, about suburban ennui and listening to the body.
We follow two friends in their twenties who are both struggling to save the planet and themselves during a time of global catastrophe.
OPPORTUNITY
A musical that dives into the chaotic world of a Broadway ad agency, taking place in one week where they are pitching for a new musical.