35mm: A Musical Exhibition
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| 35mm: A Musical Exhibition | |
|---|---|
| Music | Ryan Scott Oliver |
| Lyrics | Ryan Scott Oliver |
| Book | Ryan Scott Oliver |
| Basis | Photographs by Matthew Murphy |
| Premiere | 2012: Galapagos Art Space, Brooklyn |
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35mm: A Musical Exhibition is a work of musical theatre with music, lyrics, and book by Ryan Scott Oliver.[1]
The show is a non-traditional musical, often described as a song cycle. All of the songs in the show are unrelated to each other, each inspired by a photograph, and woven together while the audience is immersed in projections of the aforementioned photography.
Productions[edit]
The world premiere production took place in Brooklyn at Galapagos Art Space. [2] Since its premiere the shows has had productions all over the United States, as well as Canada, England, Scotland, and Japan. In 2014, Samuel French, Inc. acquired the licensing for 35mm, and it has since become a favorite for many high school and college theatre groups, despite its challenging music.
Plot[edit]
Due to the nature of this show, there is no linear plot. Each song tells a unique story and is based on one of 15 photographs by Broadway photographer Matthew Murphy.
Musical numbers[edit]
- “Stop Time” – Photographer, 4 Images
- “Crazytown” – Idle Boy, 4 Nightmares
- “Transition 1” – Voice 2, Voice 3
- “On Monday” – The Lover
- “Caralee” – The Manny
- “The Party Goes With You” – The Broad
- “Good Lady” – The Long-Tethered Knight, 4 Voices
- “Transition 2” – Voice 2
- “Make Me Happy” – She
- “The Seraph” – The Sinner, His Savior, She, He
- “Immaculate Deception” – 5 Observers
- “Transition 3” – 5 Voices
- “Leave, Luanne” – The Cajun, Les Voix en Dessous
- “Mama, Let Me In” – 4 Voices
- “Why Must We Tell Them Why? ” – Company
- “Twisted Teeth” – Nightwalker, Her Mister
- “Hemming & Hawing” – Lonely, Radio
- “Transition 4” – 5 Voices
- “Cut You A Piece” – Jules, Jessy, A Friend of Jules & Jessy
- “Transition 5” – Voice 1, Voice 3, Voice 4, Voice 5
- “The Ballad of Sara Berry” – Balladeer, Chorus
- “Finale” – Photographer, 4 Images
A World Premiere Cast Recording was released digitally on Aug 14, 2012, featuring the original cast.
Cast[edit]
Original 2012 Cast
References[edit]
- ↑ "35mm A Musical Exhibition, With Alex Brightman, Ben Crawford, Lindsay Mendez, Betsy Wolfe, Offered March 7 | Playbill". Playbill. 7 March 2012. Retrieved 2017-04-24.
- ↑ "BWW Review: 35MM: A MUSICAL EXHIBITION Masters the Art of Capturing Moments". BroadwayWorld. Retrieved 2017-04-24.
External Links[edit]
- 35mm: A Musical Exhibition at the Concord Theatricals website
- 35mm at Official Ryan Scott Oliver site
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