ACT 1
 

In the ethereal Soul Space, a single vibrant light splits, revealing Aislynn and Zak Logan, two estranged twins (“Who You Really Are”).  In separate cities, the twins awaken from a restless sleep, anxious about their careers and love lives (“Awake”).  Zak faces heartbreak, while Aislynn questions the loyalty of her boyfriend/boss.  The twins receive a heartfelt voicemail from their parents, urging them to return home to visit their Grandma.  Aislynn’s arrogance gets her fired from her job and causes her to break up with her boyfriend, while Zak’s tardiness gets him kicked out of his band (“What’s Waiting?”).  As they prepare to fly home, Zak crosses paths with Sierra, a former friend of Aislynn’s, who invites him to a songwriters’ workshop.  Simultaneously, Aislynn shares an unexpected spark with Lee, an aspiring filmmaker, at the airport coffee shop.

 

Upon reuniting, the twins remember the fiery argument that drove them apart two years prior.  As the family gathers to celebrate the twins’ birthday, tensions resurface at their childhood home (“Family Dynamics”). Aislynn and Zak bond again over the enduring presence of their backyard treehouse.  Their conversation triggers a flashback to their childhood when they used to connect through games, telepathy, and music. After Child Zak takes a fall, Child Aislynn soothes him with their favorite song (“Hideaway/OoBeGoshaNah”).
 

Two months later, after moving back home with Jackie and Grandma, Aislynn and Zak connect in the Soul Space as they write and perform a song together (“Hold Onto Me”). Renowned musician, Lazur, offers them coaching in a songwriting workshop at the “Artist Spark Festival”.  The twins' performance catches the ear of Chris, co-owner of Lazur’s boutique music label, Superior Records.  Inspired by this recognition, they fully commit to their band, “The Logan Twins.”  At the afterparty, Aislynn runs into Lee.  Meanwhile, Sierra solidifies her role as the twins’ manager, and sneaks off with Zak for a spontaneous rendezvous. Lazur and The Airwaves ignite the stage (“Synergy”) as Sierra shares parts of her traumatic past, involving her shady father, and Lee recalls his failed marriage, each deepening their romantic relationships with Zak and Aislynn.
 

During a trial run with Chris and Lazur’s label, the twins are challenged by clashing lifestyles and Grandma’s spiritual tangents. Racing to deliver a new track by end-of-day, Aislynn and Zak face writer’s block and mock each other’s habits and personalities (“A–Z”). After receiving a tentative "no" from the label, the twins are bombarded with pressures to define their brand, grow their fan base, and commercialize their music; Jackie and Daryl project their beliefs, Lee advises Aislynn, and Zak submits to Sierra’s aggressive boss behavior (“Amplify Yourself”). At the Amber Room, The Logan Twins perform a cover of their childhood favorite, (“Hideaway Reprise”). After Chris reconsiders their label deal, Daryl offers to invest in the label’s upcoming showcase tour, and Sierra invites Lee to be their official videographer.

 

Aislynn learns about Lee's philosophy on life during a romantic golf date (“Flow”). Later that night, Zak and Sierra get euphorically high in the TreeHouse, and Aislynn catches them getting it on. The next day, during a tense studio session with Lazur, the twins butt heads as they struggle to complete an album with a hit song. Sierra goes on a power trip that provokes Lazur to walk out of the session.

At a New Year’s Eve party, Zak causes a scene to impress Sierra, reigniting the family dynamics of the past.  At the same time, Lee is swept away from Aislynn by his ex. Meanwhile, Sierra is approached by her recently unjailed father, Ray, who seeks her help. Aislynn spirals into a panic attack that no one sees, and the partygoers agree not to face their fears (“Countdown to Tomorrow”). In a flashback to her childhood, Aislynn recalls the moment she triggered Zak's heart episode by breaking the news of their mom's infidelity. Confronting her insecurities, Aislynn meets her inner child, making a renewed commitment to trust her again (“Who Do You Think You Are?”).

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ACT 2

 

Squeezed into their scrappy van with Sierra, Lee, and their bandmates, The Logan Twins travel from venue to venue on Superior Records’ showcase tour (“Feel the Rush”).  At load-in, Lee bonds with Zak as he discovers the deeper purpose behind his filmmaking. Then, at a soundcheck, Zak is overwhelmed by Sierra's harsh critiques, while Lazur shares industry secrets with Aislynn and invites her to write privately with him.  On a desperate phone call, Jackie urges Zak to give up on music before it breaks him. Then, during an interview, the twins take jabs at each other, and Aislynn shares a flirty exchange with Lazur, witnessed by Lee (“How You Use It”).  A few weeks later, Lazur blurs the lines in a private songwriting session with Aislynn in his trailer. That same night, Sierra tells Zak she loves him and reveals that her dad is now out of jail. After their next show, Zak gives his dad the cold shoulder, and Aislynn admits to Lee she’s not ready for commitment, so he leaves the tour brokenhearted.

 

A few months later, the twins are back home.  In the backyard, while Zak plays guitar in the treehouse, Grandma tries to plant spiritual seeds with Aislynn (“Tune In”). When the twins’ song plays on Jackie's favorite TV show, their world explodes with press, fan attention, and the offer to headline their own tour, ending with a glamorous red-carpet tour launch party (“Amplify Yourself Reprise”).
 

After playing several cities, the twins & their band stop for the night.  Sierra tells Zak that she lent money to her dad, and now he’s demanding more.  Motivated by her fear, Zak suggests quitting the tour and running away with her. She persuades him to give her a loan—presenting paperwork that Zak signs without reading, unknowingly granting her full access to the band’s account.  Unable to sleep, an anxious Zak decides to escape on a magic mushroom trip in the forests of his mind (a.k.a. the hotel parking lot).  He experiences a deep spiritual awakening and commits to honor his inner child’s desire for freedom (“Imagine”).  Aislynn finds Zak passed out by the pool, but he awakens to share his new vision for a "Soul Space Gathering”—an experience of healing, joy, and high-frequency music that enlightens people to unity consciousness.  Aislynn dismisses his idea and insists that they “stay the course” with Lazur and the label.  Sierra meets with her dad to give him a sum of cash, but Ray pressures her to steal from the twins’ accounts as an act of loyalty she owes him.  Sierra finds herself at a crossroads, questioning whether she is worthy of Zak’s love or if she should carry out her father’s schemes (“Mastermind/Rise Above”).

 

Before their biggest show mid-tour, Zak—already worn down and agitated—is surprised during a VIP meet-and-greet when his ex-fiancée shows up asking to get back together.  Although he rejects her, Sierra’s jealousy simmers. Lazur arrives backstage and teases Zak for being a player like him, then spars with Sierra. During their concert, after the twins perform (“In the Current of You”), Aislynn brings Lazur onstage to perform their viral hit that he wrote.  Zak abruptly stops the music and declares he’s leaving the tour for a new artistic path, and Aislynn is stunned in front of the crowd. Chris and Lazur call an emergency meeting backstage, threatening legal action if the twins walk, and Sierra is nowhere to be found. Aislynn persuades the team to take some time off. As the room clears, Zak is left gripping his chest, struggling to breathe.
 

As a divided Zak and Aislynn drive home through a storm, Zak lets slip that he signed paperwork to help Sierra. Alarmed, Aislynn begins making urgent calls to confirm what Sierra has done. As they pull into the driveway, Daryl and Jackie confront them. Aislynn realizes that their accounts have been drained, but Zak defends Sierra. The twins’ argument erupts, causing Aislynn to cut ties with Zak for good. Jackie and Daryl watch, devastated, remembering their younger selves and the roots of the family’s fractures (“Uprooting”).  In a fury, Aislynn leaves for the airport.  Meanwhile, Zak is shocked to find Sierra hiding out in the TreeHouse. When he demands the truth, she denies everything.  Consumed by rage, she smashes his most treasured guitar.  Zak crawls to the couch, hand over heart.  At the airport, Aislynn feels an invisible thread pulling her back to Zak, so she races home to the TreeHouse, but is shocked to find that Zak has just passed away (“Hideaway/OoBeGoshaNah Reprise”).
 

Aislynn spirals into grief, ready to give up on music entirely. Jackie, harboring quiet blame towards Aislynn, remains fixated on the past, while Daryl buries his emotions in logistics.  One quiet afternoon, Grandma delivers a message from Zak.  Jackie dismisses it as delusion, but Aislynn is intrigued when a sign appears, inspiring her to believe. With Grandma’s help, Aislynn enters the Soul Space again, reconnecting with Zak and their child selves (“In The Strings”).  Aislynn learns to communicate with Zak and begins writing music again, sensing him playing beside her (“To Merge With Light/Infinite”).  The community gathers in a garden for Zak’s Celebration of Life, where Aislynn and Lee reconnect.

 

One year later, Aislynn leads “The Soul Space Gathering” that Zak once envisioned, joined by her band, community, and fiancé Lee.  Now transformed as the embodiment of their unified soul, she affirms the newfound truth that we are all energy.  As part of the gathering, Lee’s documentary “Twin Souls” offers a reflection on the rhythms of Zak and Aislynn’s eternal bond.  Jackie and Daryl are inspired by the journey of their children and take in the moment with gratitude.  The music opens to the audience, inviting all to step into the vibration of unity (“One Song Universe”).  As Aislynn and Spirit Zak move in perfect harmony, their mirrored reflections merge into one.