Musical theatre by Australian writers
A place to experience the best and newest material written by the Australian industry's own music theatre writers.
We've partnered up with the folks at Theatrepeople to provide some new and interesting content for all you Australian musical-theatre fans out there. Every two weeks we're shining a spotlight on one of the wonderful pieces of music available for purchase in our store.
Have a look at this weeks Spotlight piece - this one focusing on 'No One Will Bruise' by Matthew Lee Robinson.
We've partnered up with the folks at Theatrepeople to provide some new and interesting content for all you Australian musical-theatre fans out there. Every two weeks we're shining a spotlight on one of the wonderful pieces of music available for purchase in our store.
Have a look at this weeks Spotlight piece - this one focusing on 'One Small Spark' by Katie Weston.
We've partnered up with the folks at Theatrepeople to provide some new and interesting content for all you Australian musical-theatre fans out there. Every two weeks we're shining a spotlight on one of the wonderful pieces of music available for purchase in our store.
Have a look at our third Spotlight piece - this one focusing on 'Murphy's Law' by our very own Home Grown creators Hedger & Nicholson.
We've partnered up with the folks at Theatrepeople to provide some new and interesting content for all you Australian musical-theatre fans out there. Every two weeks we're shining a spotlight on one of the wonderful pieces of music available for purchase in our store.
Have a look at our first ever Spotlight piece - this one focusing on 'Boyband' by Matthew Lee Robinson.
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