sex!

Mon, 5 Nov 2001, 10:25 pm

Richard37 posts in thread

Hello everyone- i just thought i would call it that so then i could get some interest:0)

I am interested i doing a musical next year and the must i would like to use is popular music of all time- i am asking if anyone can message me back with their most popular music. any kind of music, rock, pop jazz and also musical theatre

thanks heaps
love richard

RE: songs! (Butt Pour Speling)

Sat, 17 Nov 2001, 07:23 pm

Richard

Well thankyou so much for your interest and help. We are looking at hits from the past and precent. The story is bassed on teen energy and the feeling and emmotions from time. The cast is of 30 and the Bridge theatre is the theare we will be performing on.

We choose songs from Queen, Kylie minogue, Batchelor Girl, Human Nature, Invertigo, Mike and the machanics, Dirty Dancing, just to name a few. What do you feel we should look at in the story- we would like it look contemporary and modern

seeyah richard

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sex!— Richard5 Nov 2001

RE: sex!— crgwllms5 Nov 2001
RE: sex!— Walter Plinge6 Nov 2001
RE: sex!— Gilly6 Nov 2001
- RE: sex! (Good Advertising)— Gambler17 Nov 2001
  - songs! (Butt Pour Speling)— crgwllms17 Nov 2001
    - Didn't know it was an english essay— Gambler17 Nov 2001
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        RE: Language Is A Virus— crgwllms18 Nov 2001
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        RE: Didn't know it was an english essay— Walter Plinge20 Nov 2001
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        I'm very proud of u!— Gambler21 Nov 2001
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        RE: To Miss Wire— Walter Plinge26 Nov 2001
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        Gosh, darn it ...— BarbZ26 Nov 2001
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        RE: ...did gyre and gamble in the wabe...— crgwllms21 Nov 2001
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        RE: ...did gyre and gamble in the wabe...— Walter Plinge23 Nov 2001
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    - RE: songs! (Butt Pour Speling)— Richard17 Nov 2001
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