Industry Reading: Clancy of the Outback - A Musical Adventure
Event description
Join us way out Woop Woop!
Marshall & Marrows, with the support of Salty Theatre, are thrilled to welcome you to the staged concert presentation of the new Australian musical, Clancy of the Outback - A Musical Adventure!
Designed for kids of all ages, and based on the beloved children's book series, Clancy of the Outback - A Musical Adventure tells a universal story of home, acceptance and identity through a uniquely Aussie lens. 1200 kilometres from his old home, 12-year-old Clancy is thrown into the unpredictability of country life with his Mum and the bright, colourful inhabitants of The Overflow. From a pesky paddock bomb to a baby kangaroo, a fearsome flood to a feral frenzy, Clancy will have to deal with all of the outback’s challenges in this family-friendly musical adventure.
Composer and Co-director Earl Marrows shares, “With ‘jokes for the parents’, toe-tapping tunes and rich spectacle, we hope everyone can find something to latch onto; big-hearted characters, strong emotions and a whole lot of fun.”
“One of the most joyous experiences I have had in the theatre.”
-Melbourne Fringe Festival Judge review for Marshall & Marrows’ previous work
The reading will feature Grammy-nominated and ARIA winner Steven Gates (Tripod) as Big Bill, GRA nominated Ursula Searle (MTC’s Fun Home) as Little Bill, Sonya Suares (The Lucky Country; MTC’s Melbourne Talam) as Clancy’s Mum and Wern Mak (Lord of the Rings: The Musical, Hamilton) as the titular Clancy. It will also feature music from New York University Tisch School of the Arts graduate Earl Marrows, book and lyrics from GRA-nominated Dylan Marshall, and is produced by the Green Room Award-winning producer and Co-Director of The Grinning Man, Ashley Taylor Tickell.
This event will be hosted at the beautiful Antipodes Theatre Company HQ, thanks to the generosity of Antipodes Theatre Company.
There will be snacks and refreshments upon arrival.
We can't wait to see you there!
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