"The world can be a tricky place for girls like you and me" MUSICAL SCRIPT: AUDREY HEPBURN AND I CONSIDER OUR ASSETS Official Video Release Date 30/03/2015 Brighton Beach, Melbourne, Australia, 1998. Image projected - Early evening, a row of bathing boxes on a pristine empty beach. Audrey and Liz O'Sullivan sit gazing over the... Continue Reading →
We recorded this in a little studio in Abbotsford, Melbourne...of all places. I love surprise teasers, don't you? The girls and I had a ball. I wish we could do it all again! It's one of the lead songs from the new Australian musical Audrey Hepburn and I Consider Our Assets. It's just so...PINK! My... Continue Reading →
THE UNOFFICIAL DEATH OF LARRY BIRD Episode 1. The Long Hard Road – Written by Noel Anderson A wet Sunday morning, Larry Bird woke up feelin’ like shit! His career as Australia’s most unsuccessful comedian had been truly cemented. Larry hadn’t had a gig since before the Tasty Nightclub raid back in August 1994, thirteen... Continue Reading →
THE OVERTUE The overture gives the audience a taste of some of the songs to come. Overture includes the songs Hollywood Movie Stars, Toe The Line, Flaunt It Baby, Make the Most of What You've Got, I Want To Be Like Audrey Hepburn, Not A Day Goes By and Sadie's Dance. http://youtu.be/WZX-5R9TCmk I Believe (In... Continue Reading →
Over in his Carlton flat Rodger thought, "Birds of a feather flock together"THE UNOFFICIAL DEATH OF LARRY BIRD is an online comic web series that follows the adventures of Larry Bird a semi retired standup comic who stumbles onto a lot of strange goings on in Melbourne Australia. It is written by Noel Anderson in... Continue Reading →
A Real Man is one of the lead songs from a home grown musical called Audrey Hepburn and I Consider Our Assets. It tells the tale of Liz O'Sullivan from suburban Melbourne, who suffers a breakdown after being deserted by her boyfriend, and Audrey Hepburn suddenly appears in her mind to help her deal with... Continue Reading →
I guess this is really the start of my musical journey, scratch that out... let's say musical diary instead. I don't record things for keepsake. I've never kept a diary. In a strange way my written work, my screenplays and theatre scripts, are my own personal diary, reflecting moments I loved, friends I've lost and... Continue Reading →
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