Musicals
The stage Musicals of Bernard J Taylor are
performed around the world and are available on CD. For sheet music, libretti
or production enquiries, contact us.
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Cinderella
Nouveau
A new spin on the Cinderella story, with music by
a variety of classical composers plus a modern beat. |
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Snow White and
the Evil Queen
A new show using the music of Beethoven
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The Corporate Pirate of Penzance
Incorporates many of the usual narrative elements
of a Gilbert and Sullivan story - love across the social barriers,
people not being who they seem to be, etc - and weaves them into a more
modern story
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The Marsh King's Daughter
Based on the story of the same name by Hans Christian Andersen and is
set to music by Mozart arranged and orchestrated by Bernard J. Taylor.
It ransacks Mozart's repertoire for his most well-loved and most
beautiful music and puts it all together in a stirring tale of hardships
overcome, evil vanquished and opposites attracted. |
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Make Me a Musical
A modern backstage comedy with a Faustian twist and a cynical view of showbiz.
Concept recording stars Lon Satton,
Claire Moore, Maurice Clarke, and Kathryn Evans. |
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Wuthering Heights
Based on Emily Brontë’s novel. Concept recording stars Lesley Garrett, Dave
Willetts, Clive Carter, Bonnie Langford
and Sharon Campbell. |
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Pride and Prejudice
Based on Jane Austen's novel. Concept recording stars Peter Karrie, Claire
Moore, Gay Soper, James Staddon, Janet
Mooney and Christopher Biggins. |
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Nosferatu the Vampire
A version of the Dracula tale. Concept
recording stars Peter Karrie, Claire Moore, Mario Frangoulis, Mark Wynter and
Barry James. |
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Much Ado
Based on Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. Concept recording stars Paul
McGann, Claire Moore, Simon Burke,
Janet Mooney, Barry James and Peter Karrie. |
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Liberty! The Siege of the Alamo
Based on the siege of the Alamo in Texas in 1836, when fewer than 200
men fought for Texan independence against the
Mexican army of Santa
Anna. Concept album features American and Australian artists. |
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The End of Innocence
F. Scott Fitzgerald is interviewed in purgatory by a modern admirer, who feels deep nostalgia for the era that Fitzgerald wrote about, even though she has never known it first hand. |
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The Rock 'n Roll Cafe
This show is a distillation of the rock 'n roll experience of young people in the late 50s, 60s and 70s - the heyday of rock 'n roll - with music reminiscent of that era and references to veteran rockers like Elvis Presley, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Fats Domino, Jerry Lee Lewis, Eddie Cochran, Journey and others. |
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New Guy at School
A modern version of the classic of the classic novel Tom Brown's Schooldays by Thomas Hughes (the school story that created the framework for all school stories that followed, including the Harry Potter stories) this musical with a basically rock feel. It is perfect for school productions and addresses a topic that has always been with us and which has been increasingly in the new: bullies and what to do about them. |
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