NEW YORK — There is an undeniable sense of cosmic inevitability surrounding “MY GHOSTS,” the spellbinding new gothic musical written by the husband-and-wife creative duo David and Erica Elsa Laros. In the theatrical world, the journey from page to a major New York stage is notoriously grueling, often taking a decade of stalled momentum. Yet for this dark musical comedy, the trajectory has been a lightning-fast, uninterrupted series of green lights. This summer, the phenomenon

It’s not easy to create when your inner critics are Christopher (Kit) Marlowe, Jack Wilson, and William Shakespeare. Such is the fate of Cab Curio (Dave Laros), a sequin-jacketed scribe living in his family’s clocktower, and sabotaged by a case of operatic anxiety. His other ever-looming enemy is time itself, a character that is unseen but casts a shadow over us all, and is felt most intensely by the artists who are desperately trying to get their creations seen and appreciat