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Thornhill Theatre Space presents episode six of New Musical Monday as we showcase selections from the new musical “Love Can Break Your Heart” by Barry Brown
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Love Can Break Your Heart is a musical, with music, lyrics and script written by Barry Brown.
It is set in a residential hotel and tells the love stories of its residents and guests, with them looking for love, finding love and losing love.
Love is a theme we can all relate to, we all like a tugging of the heart strings.
Spoiler alert. Love Can Break Your Heart will be a rollercoaster ride of emotions, be prepared, bring a box of tissues.
Thornhill Theatre Space presents episode three of New Musical Monday as we showcase selections from the new musical “Go, My Child” by Eric Sirota
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Leaving one’s parents, infertility and the search for truth, set against a background of xenophobia; 3000 years ago, but particularly relevant today. Set in ancient Mesopotamia, "Go, My Child" is an original account of the early lives of biblical characters Abraham and Sarah.
https://ericsirota.com/go-my-child/4
Thornhill Theatre Space presents episode three of New Musical Monday as we showcase selections from the new musical “Paulie, the murder mystery musical”
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Life is great; well, at least, as great as it can be at Parkers High. Five friends- Holly, Amber, Johnny, Curtis, and Paulie- have all grown in different directions. Suddenly, Paulie is murdered. Everyone has a motive. Now, Holly, Amber, Johnny, Curtis, and the rest of the school have to figure something out- who killed Paulie?
Thornhill Theatre Space presents episode three of New Musical Monday as we showcase selections from the new musical “Big Gay Love Story”
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Big Gay Love Story, The Musical follows a group of friends living in Los Angeles as they try to navigate love and all that goes with it in today’s confusing dating culture. The story centers around Mark and David, who have been together since college. We also meet their friends Sean, Jenna, and Peter, as well as a new face, Seth, who causes trouble for Mark and David right from the start. Despite fights, breakups, hook ups, and new relationships, each character uncovers what they needed all along, whether it be a loving partner, or a true sense of self love.
Big Gay Love Story, The Musical will be presented live as part of the 8th Annual Queerly Festival June 30th-July 2nd in New York City. Tickets can be purchased at: https://www.frigid.nyc/event/6897:147/
Thornhill Theatre Space presents episode one of New Musical Monday as we showcase selections from the new musical “Virginity”
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A shy young poet goes to a house party at Crome hellbent on wooing his hosts’ niece, only to find that a dashing, if jaded, painter has arrived first. Spurned by the woman he ardently pursues, Denis grapples with the fickleness of desire and discovers that one’s true soulmate may be hiding in clear view.
VIRGINITY is a universal story of first love amid alienation. Huxley, writing in the aftermath of the Great War, depicts a generation rent by loss and primed to break free of social constraints. Amid a crossfire of wayward pheromones and barbed repartee, a young deaf woman emerges as the mute voice of wisdom and our poet protagonist's redeeming love.
Special Thanks to actor/artistic director Rachel Hirsch for her performance in the song “Virginity”
https://germainewrites.wixsite.com/virginity
Thornhill Theatre Space presents episode one of New Musical Monday as we showcase selections from the new musical “57 Bus”
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57 Bus is inspired by a true event that took place on a bus in Oakland, California in 2013, when an 18-year-old agender high school student’s skirt was set on fire by another student. The musical explores how the lives of these two children are changed forever.
www.57BusMusical.com
THORNHILL THEATRE SPACE IS PLEASED TO PRESENT THE REUNION REHEARSED READING OF “FRED” A NEW AUSTRALIAN MUSICAL - PART 3️⃣
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Act one ended with Brooke and Emma calling for an ambulance after finding maureen unresponsive. They wonder who could of knocked on the door to make them aware there was something wrong.
The cast of the 2018 Tweed Theatre Company’s (New South Wales, Australia) production of “FRED” have reunited for a rehearsed virtual reading of the production that brought them together four years ago! Directed by TTS Artistic Director Ryan Thornhill, “FRED” was written by Wendy Waters with music by Wendy Waters and Ian Camilleri.
Three women living side by side in adjoining apartments in any crowded major city fantasize about an outside rescuer whilst ignoring the potential friend living right next door. However, when the power in the building fails an electrician called FRED is sent to fix it and as he fixes the fuses, he chats to each woman individually and comes up with a plan to unite them in friendship and purpose.
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Blue Curtains Brisbane: Stories from the Stalls
Musical Theatre Radio
Jean-Paul Yovanof
The Fame Reporter
Theatre Weekly
BroadwayWorld
THORNHILL THEATRE SPACE IS PLEASED TO PRESENT THE REUNION REHEARSED READING OF “FRED” A NEW AUSTRALIAN MUSICAL - PART 2️⃣
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We last left the girls having electrical problems while dining at Maureens apartment. After a call is made they are assured that a man named FRED will come fix their problems on Saturday morning.
PART 3️⃣ - Friday, March 25th - 7pm AEST
The cast of the 2018 Tweed Theatre Company’s (New South Wales, Australia) production of “FRED” have reunited for a rehearsed virtual reading of the production that brought them together four years ago! Directed by TTS Artistic Director Ryan Thornhill, “FRED” was written by Wendy Waters with music by Wendy Waters and Ian Camilleri.
Three women living side by side in adjoining apartments in any crowded major city fantasize about an outside rescuer whilst ignoring the potential friend living right next door. However, when the power in the building fails an electrician called FRED is sent to fix it and as he fixes the fuses, he chats to each woman individually and comes up with a plan to unite them in friendship and purpose.
THORNHILL THEATRE SPACE IS PLEASED TO PRESENT THE REUNION REHEARSED READING OF “FRED” A NEW AUSTRALIAN MUSICAL - PART 1️⃣
#virtualtheatre
#digitaltheatre
#musicaltheatre
#newmusical
The cast of the 2018 Tweed Theatre Company’s (New South Wales, Australia) production of “FRED” have reunited for a rehearsed virtual reading of the production that brought them together four years ago! Directed by TTS Artistic Director Ryan Thornhill, “FRED” was written by Wendy Waters with music by Wendy Waters and Ian Camilleri.
Three women living side by side in adjoining apartments in any crowded major city fantasize about an outside rescuer whilst ignoring the potential friend living right next door. However, when the power in the building fails an electrician called FRED is sent to fix it and as he fixes the fuses, he chats to each woman individually and comes up with a plan to unite them in friendship and purpose.
As part of our initiative to promote new and lesser known musicals, TTS is proud to present Selections from “The Rhythmics”.
“The Rhythmics”
Book & Lyrics by P Burton-Morgan
Music & Lyrics by Ben Glasstone.
Hapless single-dad Grey is in a rut. Teenage daughter Silva packs him off to revive his rockstar dreams. He successfully auditions for ‘Nick & the Rhythmics' only to realise... He’s actually signed up for an all-male Rhythmic Gymnastics troupe.
Against the odds these burly blokes twirl their 'ribbons of fire' as far as the World Championships - and along the way Grey finally learns to embrace life. Calendar Girls meets Full Monty in this joyous new musical.
You can catch a live stage version of the show playing now through January 8th at the Southwark Playhouse in London. Tickets can be purchased at: https://www.southwarkplayhouse.co.uk/show-whats-on/the-rhythmics/
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