A White Collar Musical · Act I & II

HA HA!
Business!!

Songs for anyone who has ever pretended to look busy in a meeting, lied about "synergy," or cried a little in the parking garage. It's silly. It's sincere. It's mandatory fun.

What is this, exactly?

TO:Anyone who has ever faked a smile on a sales call FROM:S. W. Lewis, Dept. of Musical Theater RE:HA HA! Business!! — Status Update

HA HA! Business!! is a Broadway-style musical about the absurd little theater we all perform Monday through Friday — the standups, the sales calls, the HR waivers, the office crush three cubicles over. Every department gets a number: Sales gets a marching band. Engineering gets a flow state. HR gets a nursery rhyme. It's a workplace comedy first, but underneath the jokes it's trying to say something true about why we keep showing up anyway.

The show is mid-production — songs are written, recorded, and streaming now, with the full book still being staged. Consider this your first look behind the curtain.

"We're young and we're healthy, someday maybe wealthy / Hard work, dedication, we're the backbone of our nation..."

Meet the Staff

Protagonist

Average Joe

Sales rep. Professionally average, emotionally unavailable — until one prospect actually asks him a follow-up question.

The Prospect

Buddy

The customer who listens instead of stonewalling. Disarms an entire sales pitch with a single decent question.

Front Desk

The Receptionist

Knows every department's business — literally. Gives the office tour, one chorus at a time.

Human Resources

Jodi from HR

Keeper of waivers. Firm believer that "exposure" and "credits" are a valid currency.

Cold War

Marketing & IT

At war for reasons nobody remembers. Mostly communicate via Nerf gun.

Unpaid (Allegedly)

The Interns

Breaking their backs all day for course credit and the vague promise of a LinkedIn recommendation.

Now Playing

GOAT Salesman

Buddy Country

The Blame Game

Hear the full score on SoundCloud →

Join the Union

New songs, show news, and the occasional confession from the writers' room (a guy, a laptop, and too much coffee). No spam — we barely have time to make the musical, let alone an email funnel.