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Three
previous professional productions in the equivalent of
the West End in New Zealand. |
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This
powerful musical tells the moving story of immigrant
gold miners and how their quest for instant fortune
brings heartache, hope and (eventually) happiness..
With a strong storyline and a modern-style score,
'Rush, the musical'
fizzes with raw emotion and demands the resources of
a professional, semi-pro or large
amateur group to be successful. |
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Set
at the heart of the Industrial Revolution,
and charting the lives of an ordinary family in an extraordinary
town. |
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'Threads'
is a story brimming with tragedy, humor and passion.
Hardship and hard work were commonplace at the beginning
of the 19th Century, but in their attempts to bring
improved working and living conditions, the characters
living in Oldham in this musical epitomise the wider
struggle that was prevalent in the large industrial
towns of England. 'Threads'
has a strong storyline, some challenging character roles
and plenty of chorus work. |
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Not
for the G&S purist, these versions are true musical
theatre ... and great fun! Essgee Entertainment
has thoroughly updated the Victorian operetta allowing
today's theatregoer a fresh look at these classics.
All the original songs and tunes are included though
and despite the 'pop feel' of many of the chorus numbers
the most beautiful solos are untouched. The end product
is true to the spirit of Gilbert and Sullivan, but much
more accessible for today’s audiences. |
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A
very funny musical farce
by Christopher Wortley
(with support from TV writer Brian Clemens). |
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'Act
Your Age' has been written to play to the
strengths of amateur groups - there are over twenty
parts (the majority of which are for women, and specifically
older women); there is a large chorus with plenty
of up-beat numbers, and it sold out during its UK Premiere
last year. |
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Join
Les and Dale as your hosts on 'Reality'
- a rather different game show which takes place
in the afterlife. |
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A topical
and lively musical full of comedy and marvellous modern
music. ‘ Reality’
is a gameshow that offers its contestants the choice
of a lifetime. Join the two inimitable hosts in this
magical showbiz world in which anything is possible,
but only at a price. |
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Winner
of 5 awards at the 2009 GMDF Festival including
BEST BOOK & LYRICS |
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A powerful
interpretation of the Pendle Witch trial in 17th Century
Lancashire, With dominant characters and soaring themes,
Witchfinder
traces the heart-rending events and their consequences,
painting a picture that encompasses life and of loss,
but equally tells of love and of hope. |
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Back
to Britain in the 1970’s when ‘The
Generation Game’ and ‘The Good Life’
ruled our TV sets, and the Ford Cortina ruled
our roads. |
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As their
final year at school comes to an end, the class of ’77
wonders what the future will bring … and fifteen
years later a school reunion brings them back together.
‘ Class
Of 77’ is a funny, touching, invigorating,
and wonderfully evocative look back at times untroubled
by 21st century distractions. |
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An exciting
new 50's musical filled with
comedy, pathos and
catchy musical numbers |
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Cruisin'
tells a vibrant, energetic and engaging musical story
that follows Vinnie Russo, a young Italian kid as he
struggles to escape from his Papa's expectations, to
take his place in the modern 1950's world of motorbikes,
rock and roll - and girls! |
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