( Rolling Stone.com ) -- Tupac Shakur 's slew of posthumous works just got a little odder . The late rapper 's songs are set to be featured in an upcoming musical , `` Holler if Ya Hear Me , '' which will hopefully hit Broadway in the 2013-14 theater season . Produced by Shakur 's mother , Afeni Shakur , the musical is an original story about two childhood friends in a fictional Midwestern industrial city as they struggle to meet their dreams in the face of tough circumstances . RS : The 50 coolest summer jams of all time . `` Tupac was a prophet and I want everyone to see that , '' director Kenny Leon -- whose credits include A Raisin in the Sun and Fences -- told Broadway.com . `` [ Holler if Ya Hear Me ] is a present-day musical using all of Tupac 's music , but Tupac is not a character in the musical . '' RS : Tupac Shakur 's Godmother added to FBI Most-Wanted Terrorists List . Todd Kreidler , an associate director for Fences , wrote the book while choreography will be handled by Tony winner Wayne Cilento ( Wicked , Sweet Charity ) . The musical is currently being workshopped with no theater or casting announced . See the original story at RollingStone.com . Copyright © 2011 Rolling Stone .
Holler if Ya Hear Me '' may come to Broadway in the 2013-14 season . The show is based on a book by John Green and tells of an 11-year-old boy who has been raised by his single mother after her husband leaves her. Tupac is not a character in the musical .