Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
Featuring music fromshows you will know, shows you may not
& brand new works
The Opening Sequence from Songs For A New World by Jason Robert Brown (1995)Performed by The Night Project Theatre Ensemble
Let Me Drown from Wild Partyby Andrew Lippa (1997)Performed by The Night Project Theatre Ensemble
I Wish I Was A Monkey from Goggle Boxby Dan Summers (2016)Performed by The Night Project Theatre Ensemble
In Short from Edgesby Justin Paul and Benji Pasek (2005)Performed by Dan Summers
Agony from Into The Woodsby Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine (1986)Performed by Dan Summers and Phil John
All The Wasted Time from Paradeby Jason Robert Brown (1998)Performed by Dan Summers and Jenne Rhys-Williams
Love , What Is That? from One Good Soulby Laurence T Stannard and and Andrew Kyle (2016)Performed by Jenne Rhys-Williams and Ensemble
Falling Slowly from Onceby Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova (2011)Performed by Dan Summers and Kirsty Minchella-Storer
I’ll Be Here from Ordinary Daysby Adam Gwon (2008)Performed by Jenne Rhys-Williams
WaitingFor You from Water Babiesby Jason Carr and Gary Yershon (2003)Performed by Jenne Rhys-Williams and Kirsty Minchella-Storer
SomethingFor The Pain from The House of Mirrors by Eamonn O’Dwyer (2015) & HeartsPerformed by Kirsty Mnchella Storer
Pinstripes Are All That I See from Catch Me If You Canby Marc Shaiman (2002)Performed by Phil John
Quiet Up T own from Hamiltonby Lin-Manuel Miranda (2015)Performed by The Night Project Theatre Ensemble
You’ll Be Back from Hamiltonby Lin-Manuel Miranda (2015)Performed by Phil John
Cold from Whistle Down The Windby Andrew Lloyd Webber and Jim Steinman (1989)Performed by The Night Project Theatre Ensemble
Easy Street from Annieby Charles Strouse and Martin Charnin (1976)Performed by The Night Project Theatre Ensemble
Just One Step from Songs For A New World by Jason Robert Brown (1995)Performed by Kirsty Minchella-Storer
What’s The Point from The Waitingby Chris Davis and Ian Page (2017)Performed by Phil John
And They’re Off from A New Brain by William Finn (1998)Performed by Dan Summers
Schadenfreude from Avenue Qby Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx (2003)Performed by Phil John and Kirsty Minchella-Storer
Set 1Set 2
Goggle BoxMusic and Lyrics by
by Dan [email protected]
One Good SoulMusic by
Laurence T Stannardwww.facebook.com/szechuanedinburghfringe
Lyrics by
Andrew Kyle
Musical DirectionDan Summers [email protected]
PerformersPhil John [email protected]
Kirsty Minchella-Storer [email protected]
Jenne Rhys-Williams [email protected]
Dan Summers [email protected]
ProducerIan Page [email protected]
Technical SupportChris Lamb [email protected]
PhotographyMartin Hughes [email protected]
“Bringing together creatives to perform musical theatre”.
Founded in Spring 2014, Night Project Theatre brings together performers,
directors and industry creatives to present musical theatre in intimate
venues from either new portfolio or undiscovered gems that deserve a larger
audience.
‘Musicals Discovered II’ follows on from our first showcase performed in
2015 and opens our 2017 season, following critically acclaimed and sell-out
performances of The Last Five Years and Dracula last year. Musicals Discovered
is all about giving a platform to new or undiscovered pieces, so we hope you
find something in tonight’s programme that will encourage you to explore
more.
As an independent enterprise we rely on our audience to keep the ‘Project’
going, so thank you for your support. Please keep in touch by following us
on Facebook or Twitter, and we would love to see you on Mother’s Day for
Tea With Mum! More exciting new productions for 2017 will be announced
very soon.
www.Facebook.com/nightprojecttheatrewww.Twitter.com/nightproject_MT
A Little About
One Good Soul, inspired by Brecht’s The Good Person of Szechwan, is a new
musical to be premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. It tells the story of
Shen Te, a village prostitute selected by the Gods to save the world from being
destroyed. The cast of students from Blue Coat School, Coventry, are raising
funds to support the Fringe performances. Please support them if you can.
A woman stands alone on a railway platform and the world rushes by as in
slow-motion her life disassembles itself. At first he was just another commuter
sitting on the opposite side of the Waiting Room, but it soon became clear
that her whole life had been leading towards this moment. and nothing would
ever be the same again.
The Waiting is a work in progress by Night Project Theatre with Chris Davis.
Initially conceived as a devised project with the Students of PQA Coventry
in 2016, Google Box was inspired by the television show of the same name.
Putting the lives of viewers into the spotlight through the distorted lens of
a television show, their emotions are depicted through a variety of musical
numbers as the TV programmes are acted out by the ensemble through
dialogue and physical theatre.
The WaitingMusic by
Chris [email protected]
Lyrics by
Ian Page [email protected]
Classic show tunesas a background to a delightful
Mother’s Day treat.
With Chris Corcoran on the pianoand the voices of
Ian Page & Thom Stafford
All profits from the event will be donated to the 53rd Scouts, Scout House fund
Sunday 26th March 2pm-5pmBerkswell Reading Rooms
To book please call 07894 394083or e-mail [email protected]
Tickets £7.50Night Project Theatre is delighted to be supporting
53rd Berkswell Scouts in their quest to raise money to complete the funding of their brand new Scout House.
When booking please advise of dietary requirements.Night Project Theatre is a not-for-profit organisation.
Tea will include a selection of teas, coffee cakes and pastries.
