Throughout its short career it produced seven musicals, two major concerts and fourteen cabaret events.
The company experienced financial challenges and cancelled productions, and caused controversy when Stephen Sondheim demanded an apology and threatened to remove rights after major cuts were made to Company when an actor with no understudy could not perform.
[1] It officially closed in March 2009, reportedly with thousands of dollars owing to creative staff and $1.6 million in debt.
Although Cousens credited the company's downfall to the "global financial crisis", many people involved in the company and in the industry cited severe mismanagement.
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