Happy Anniversary!
Where does the time go?
It's hard to believe, but 2025 is the 30th anniversary of the creative team known as The Sigman Brothers!We began writing screenplays in 1995. To put this in perspective, when we began:
- We were still watching VHS tapes.
- Windows 95 had just replaced Windows 3.1.
- The internet age was launched.-remember that annoying sound when you connected?
- O.J. Simpson was on trial.
- Forest Gump was the big film.
After a few early projects, we wrote the film Half Way Home, which placed 12 out of 2000 in the prestigious Billboard Screenwriting Contest. After that came State Secrets, Don't Open Your Eyes and Sins of the Father, among others. In time, we decided to put our skills in composition and theater to use and began writing musicals. A string of shows followed: Etude, The Devil & Whitechapel, JOAN, Rumpelstiltskin, DOGS, Rip Van Winkle (which wond the coveted Broadway Chicago-Best Musical) , Carnaval, and Christmas Sonata, , which ran at The Palace Theater in The Dells.
Like so many other theater companies, we weathered the ggreat Covidd era, even opening our own studio theater.
Through it all, we pushed on, doing what we love best.
​It's been a wild, wonderul ride, and we wouldn't have missed it for the world! We are looking forward to the next 30 years!
Happy Anniversary!
Where does the time go?
It's hard to believe, but 2025 is the 30th anniversary of the creative team known as The Sigman Brothers!
We began writing screenplays in 1995. To put this in perspective, when we began:
- We were still watching VHS tapes.
- Windows 95 had just replaced Windows 3.1.
- The internet age was launched.-remember that annoying sound when you connected?
- O.J. Simpson was on trial.
- Forest Gump was the big film.
After a few early projects, we wrote the film Half Way Home, which placed 12 out of 2000 in the prestigious Billboard Screenwriting Contest. After that came State Secrets, Don't Open Your Eyes and Sins of the Father, among others. In time, we decided to put our skills in composition and theater to use and began writing musicals. A string of shows followed: Etude, The Devil & Whitechapel, JOAN, Rumpelstiltskin, DOGS, Rip Van Winkle (which wond the coveted Broadway Chicago-Best Musical) , Carnaval, and Christmas Sonata, , which ran at The Palace Theater in The Dells.
Like so many other theater companies, we weathered the ggreat Covidd era, even opening our own studio theater.
Through it all, we pushed on, doing what we love best.
​It's been a wild, wonderul ride, and we wouldn't have missed it for the world! We are looking forward to the next 30 years!