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| A Christmas
Carol (Principals : 6m, 3f, 1m/f, 1 child
male) |
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A relatively easy to stage, musical
version of the Dickens classic tale. Some interesting
principal roles and lots of chorus work combine
to make this an ideal choice for groups that produce
a Christmas fund-raiser in between their main shows,
or maybe taking the place of a panto as an alternative
piece of traditional Christmas theatre. |
| Class Of
77 (Principals 7m, 5f, Support : 3m, 2f) |
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Come 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. 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.
As old scores are settled and old flames are re-ignited,
they realise that their golden years are not those
gone by, but those up ahead. With fourteen exciting
original songs in styles ranging through Rock, Pop
and Ballads, ‘Class Of 77’ is funny,
touching, invigorating, and (for those of us old
enough to remember) wonderfully evocative of a youth
untroubled by 21st century distractions. |
| Country
Love (1m, 1f) No
Chorus Required |
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The typical dialogue that occurs after
the breakdown of a marriage, only it takes place
in song and words. Vern sings his story in a cheap
Country music karaoke bar while Tammy Lea, a famous
Country singer records a 'behind the music' TV programme.
Unusual and emotional. |
| Cruisin'
: the musical (8m, 9f plus chorus) |
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Cruisin’ is an exciting new
musical filled with comedy, pathos and catchy
musical numbers with songs in the style and spirit
of the pioneers of rock n roll. It 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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| Pride And Prejudice
(Principals : 5m, 10f) |
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The story told in Pride And Prejudice
of the Bennet family, centred as it is on the
relationship between the proud aristocrat Fitzwilliam
Darcy and the high-spirited Elizabeth Bennet,
is one of the most enduringly popular novels of
all time and has had a far-reaching influence
on all romantic fiction right up to the present
day. This musical disappoints neither Austen fans
nor musical aficianados.
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| Princess
Diana - the musical (11m, 13f, 5m/f) |
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'Princess Diana, the musical' tells
the story of Charles and Diana; focussing on their
courtship, their marriage and her relationship with
her children and the rest of the Royal Family. The
musical culminates with her divorce, but ends at
the time of her funeral. As the musical progresses
it portrays the evolution of the young Diana into
the intelligent, mature woman who, becomes arguably
the most famous, (certainly one of the most famous),
women in the world. |
| Reality
- the musical (Principals : 6m, 8f, 2m/f)
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Join Les, Dale and Bruce as your hosts
on Reality, a game show that offers the chance to
change the future and ‘Walk through Time’.
Watch them search for a contestant willing to risk
all and play for the ultimate prize. Be part of
staging the audience vote. With ‘real life’
scenes set on a London Station and a game show set
in a studio somewhere in time, Reality takes the
game show to a new dimension. Full of marvellous
modern music, solos, duets, trios, chorus songs,
lots of dance possibilities (inc one tap dance),
and introducing Bruce, the 'god' of game show hosts.
Not to be missed! |
| Take
Twelve (3m, 3f) No
Chorus Required |
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Based around Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night', this
light comedy drama is a mixture of Shakespeare,
pop culture, movie making and romance. Whilst it
pays homage to the original story, it has been updated
for a modern audience. Set in modern California,
tender love songs, mistaken identites and a vaudeville-style
soft-shoe shuffle all combine to deliver an outstanding
musical feast. |
| The
Razzle Dazzle Man (8m, 10f) |
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The story is based loosely on the parable of The
Prodigal Son coupled with Faustian soul-selling.
A young man, bored with life on the farm, travels
to the big city, only to be drawn into the underworld
of Lew Cifer. Lew and his band of female sinners
lead him into crime, but he is drawn back to the
straight and narrow by his girlfriend and a mysterious
old woman. With its fast-paced modern style and
full complement of rock 'n roll songs, love songs
and superb dance possibilities, 'The Razzle Dazzle
Man' is a terrific musical show, with an underlying
moral theme that it tells without preaching. |
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