Difference between revisions of "The Jukebox Musical Project"
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Each show was written by [[Courtney Hopkin]] and leveraged a different music artist's songs as well as time/location for each show | Each show was written by [[Courtney Hopkin]] and leveraged a different music artist's songs as well as time/location for each show. | ||
Each show ran for two performances, every other month in 2015. | Each show ran for two performances, every other month in 2015. | ||
Revision as of 12:43, 16 April 2015
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| Theater | The Institution Theater |
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| Run | 2015-Present |
The Jukebox Musical Project was a series of original comedy mini-musicals at The Institution Theater. Each show was written by Courtney Hopkin and leveraged a different music artist's songs for each show.
Summary
Each show was written by Courtney Hopkin and leveraged a different music artist's songs as well as time/location for each show.
Each show ran for two performances, every other month in 2015.
Casts
The Black Death ft. music by the Smashing Pumpkins (March 2015)
In the Air Tonight ft. music by Phil Collins (May 2015)
TBD
