After a setback on Broadway, director Charlie Summers returns to his hometown, where he reluctantly joins the amateur musical theater society.

Charlie's desperation to get back to Broadway draws him into Pizazz's rehearsals for "The Trojan Horse."

Charlie champions Gloria's vision, despite Adrian's resistance, unintentionally encouraging the ensemble to look to Charlie as the new director.

Under Charlie's direction, rehearsals flourish; Mia shines; Gloria and Connor grow closer; and Jacqui's jealousy stirs conflict.

Charlie's impulsive vision disrupts Nicky's schedule; tensions flare at Pizazz, leading to a frustrated Charlie showing his true feelings.

Low from their rift, Charlie can't let Jacqui best him with her new one-woman show. He is inspired to stage a new take on Pizazz's Sherlock Holmes--high-tech and groundbreaking. But as Charlie returns, so too does Norma--the theatre ghost.

Low from their rift, Charlie can't let Jacqui best him with her new one-woman show. He is inspired to stage a new take on Pizazz's Sherlock Holmes--high-tech and groundbreaking. But as Charlie returns, so too does Norma--the theatre ghost.

Low from their rift, Charlie can't let Jacqui best him with her new one-woman show. He is inspired to stage a new take on Pizazz's Sherlock Holmes--high-tech and groundbreaking. But as Charlie returns, so too does Norma--the theatre ghost.

Charlie is determined his cutting-edge production will best Jacqui's one-woman show and be his calling card back to the USA. When ghost-hunting Nicky crashes through the ceiling, Gaye is left with a significant budget problem.

Charlie's despotic direction of Sherlock causes chaos. Jacqui uses a spooky theatre blackout to deliver an omen. When Mikaere leaves, Charlie takes the lead role himself, to the dismay of the company. He can't let Jacqui win.

Charlie's despotic direction of Sherlock causes chaos. Jacqui uses a spooky theatre blackout to deliver an omen. When Mikaere leaves, Charlie takes the lead role himself, to the dismay of the company. He can't let Jacqui win.

Charlie's despotic direction of Sherlock causes chaos. Jacqui uses a spooky theatre blackout to deliver an omen. When Mikaere leaves, Charlie takes the lead role himself, to the dismay of the company. He can't let Jacqui win.

Charlie goes too far, leading Gaye to cancel Sherlock. Jacqui performs her cabaret for a critic with the power to break her. Charlie seeks understanding, finding it--and more--with Jonathan.

The theatre awards are disastrous for Pizazz. Gaye decides to sell her house to pay for Charlie's losses on Sherlock. When Charlie tries to intervene with the Mayor, he only seals the theatre's fate.

The theatre awards are disastrous for Pizazz. Gaye decides to sell her house to pay for Charlie's losses on Sherlock. When Charlie tries to intervene with the Mayor, he only seals the theatre's fate.

The theatre awards are disastrous for Pizazz. Gaye decides to sell her house to pay for Charlie's losses on Sherlock. When Charlie tries to intervene with the Mayor, he only seals the theatre's fate.