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Ordinary Days: The New Zealand premiere

Media Release for immediate use: September 4th 2016
From: Backyard Theatre Productions

An Extraordinary Day
The New Zealand premiere of a New York story

Ordinary Days
29th September – 8th October, Gryphon Theatre, 22 Ghuznee Street
Music and lyrics by Adam Gwon
Directed by Cassandra Tse / Music directed by Michael Stebbings
Presented by Backyard Theatre by permission of ORiGiN™ Theatrical on behalf of R&H Theatricals, www.rnh.com

BOOKINGS: http://tinyurl.com/OrdinaryDaysNZ
$28 adults / $25 seniors or students plus booking fees

Backyard Theatre is proud to present the New Zealand premiere of Ordinary Days, a poignant musical celebrating the messy reality of human relationships.

Harried graduate student Deb is tracking down her lost thesis notes, while Warren, an oddball wannabe artist, just wants someone to notice him. Meanwhile, Claire is having second thoughts about her boyfriend Jason moving in with her, a year into their relationship.

With only four voices and a piano, Adam Gwon's memorable score and alternately hilarious and heartbreaking lyrics redefine musical theatre from the traditional flash of a full band and chorus into an intimate theatre experience.

Fresh from an artistic internship with New York City's Signature Theatre, Wellington director Cassandra Tse (The Showgirl, Right Dishonourable) reunites with her Battle Hymn musical director Michael Stebbings (Legally Blonde, Taking the Millennium) in an exploration of the joy and pain of living a little life in a big city.


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