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Lyrics by Betty Jane Wylie based on the Anglo Saxon poem. A full length rock opera in two acts for 9 soloists, narration group of 4, chorus and orchestra Originally done as a three LP set, now 2 CDs – Beowulf Produced in New York off Broadway by AMAS repertory Theater 1977. For more information... Read More...
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BEOWULF Howard Hicks (Unferth), Frank Adamson (Grendel), Victor Davies (composer -producer), and Chad Allan (Beowulf). Grendel and Beowulf struggle in a fight to the death! Winnipeg April 1975.
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BEOWULF Howard Hicks (Unferth) chides Chad Allan (Beowulf) for swimming with sea monsters holding his nose. Winnipeg April 1975
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BEOWULF Frank Adamson (Grendel) and Victor discuss interpretive points. Winnipeg April 1975
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Script: Victor Davies and Victor Cowie. Music and lyrics: Victor Davies. CTV (CKY) 1 hr network special, Kim Johnston, producer/director. Winner of a Golden Sheaf Award, Saskatoon Film Festival. Suitable for an audience of children 4 and up and families. CAST Sir Rothermere de Ponsonby, Bertram (a minstrel), Olaf (servant to Sir Rothemere) Lady Gwendolen... Read More...
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A full length operetta in two acts based on the play The Importance Of Being Ernest by Oscar Wilde. Libretto: Eugene Benson. Premiere: Toronto Operetta Theatre, February 22, 23, 24, 2008. Jeffrey Huard, conductor. Guillermo Silva-Marin, director and producer. CAST LADY BRACKNELL. (Low Mezzo) A most formidable lady, and in her early fifties. GWENDOLEN. (High... Read More...
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Earnest, The Importance of Being Toronto Operetta Theatre, February 2008, Laird Mackintosh (Algernon), Robert Longo (Jack), Sean Curran (Lane) You Cannot Change Your Name. Photo-Gilberto Prioste
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Earnest, The Importance of Being Toronto Operetta Theatre, February 2008, Barbara Barsky (Lady Bracknell) Photo-Gilberto Prioste
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Earnest, The Importance of Being Toronto Operetta Theatre, February 2008, Robert Longo (Jack), Mia-Lennox Williams (Gwendolen) Photo-Gilberto Prioste
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Earnest, The Importance of Being Toronto Operetta Theatre, February 2008, Laird Mackintosh (Algernon), Robert Longo (Jack), Sean Curran (Lane) Barbary Barsky (Lady Bracknell) Mia-Lennox Williams (Gwendolen), We Are The Aristocracy. Photo-Gilberto Prioste
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Laird Mackintosh (Algernon) and Deanna Hendricks (Cecily) in the Toronto Operetta Theatre world premiere of Earnest, The Importance Of Being February 2008 (It’s Really Not A Bad Name) Photo-Gilberto Prioste
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Laird Mackintosh (Algernon) and Deanna Hendricks (Cecily) in the Toronto Operetta Theatre world premiere of Earnest, The Importance Of Being February 2008 (It’s Really Not A Bad Name) Photo-Gilberto Prioste
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Earnest, The Importance of Being Toronto Operetta Theatre, February 2008, Deanna Hendricks (Cecily), Michael York (Reverend Chasuble), Heather Shaw (Miss Prism) In Seminaries We Are Taught. Photo-Gilberto Prioste
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Laird Mackintosh (Algernon) and Deanna Hendricks (Cecily) in the Toronto Operetta Theatre world premiere of Earnest, The Importance Of Being February 2008, In Dreams You Come To Me At Night Photo-Gilberto Prioste
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Earnest, The Importance of Being Toronto Operetta Theatre, February 2008, Michael York (Reverend Chasuble), Robert Longo (Jack) Sprinkling Or Immersion Photo-Gilberto Prioste
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Earnest, The Importance of Being Toronto Operetta Theatre, February 2008, Deanna Hendricks (Cecily) Laird Mackintosh (Algernon), Robert Longo (Jack), Mia-Lennox Williams (Gwendolen) Photo-Gilberto Prioste
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Earnest, The Importance of Being Toronto Operetta Theatre, February 2008, Mia-Lennox Williams (Gwendolen), Deanna Hendricks (Cecily). Photo-Gilberto Prioste
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Earnest, The Importance of Being Toronto Operetta Theatre, February 2008, Barbary Barsky (Lady Bracknell), Sean Curran (Lane), Heather Shaw (Miss Prism) Robert Longo (Jack), I’ve Seen That Name Before. Photo-Gilberto Prioste
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A musical theatre tribute to the athletes I’m Gonna Be A Champion Too – (Musical/Theatre – aspiring to stardom) I’m The King Of Confusion – (Rhythm/Blues- Tongue in cheek about why we never succeed!) Can’t Give In – (Pop/Light Rock – overcoming fears) Reach Out Go For Gold – (Pop Rock – a rallying cry... Read More...
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Script: Victor Davies and Victor Cowie. Music and lyrics: Victor Davies. Premiere: 1969 at The Manitoba Theatre Centre, Roberta Dolby, director. CTV (CKY) network special 1975, Eugene Packwood, producer/director. Performances: Georgian Bay Theatre Festival (1997); Young People’s Theatre Toronto (1970); Kitchener-Waterloo Community Theatre; Bastion Theatre, Victoria B.C.; Young Peoples Theatre of Virginia; and Children’s Theatre... Read More...
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A musical theatre entertainment for soprano, dancers, musician/actors as animals: violin (snake); viola (monkey); cello (elephant); guitar (peacock); horn (lion); percussion (bear); accordion (zebra); and harp. The musicians/animals stage a revolt against the ringmaster (conductor) (the soprano) but are charmed into submission by the mechanical harp. Difficulty: university, professional. Commissioned by Sound Stage Canada for... Read More...
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“A Swashbuckling Musical for Children of All Ages!” Music and lyrics – Victor Davies and Janis Dunning. Libretto – Janis Dunning & Victor Davies. A lively show intended to inspire children to read. Features singable songs for children of all ages. Suitable for an audience of children 4 and up and families. Premiere: The Charlottetown... Read More...
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Script: Victor Davies and Victor Cowie. Music and lyrics: Victor Davies. Premiere: 1971 Manitoba Theatre Centre, Tibor Feheregyhazi – director. CTV (CKY) 1 hour network special – Gene Packwood – producer/director. Suitable for an audience of children 4 and up and families. CAST J Mugatroyd Sourdops, Muff, Reginald, Mrs.Moneymuch, 2 Children. Suitable for an audience... Read More...
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Reginald The Robot CKY (CTV) special. The children marvel at Reginald! (Howard Hicks)
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Reginald The Robot CKY (CTV) special. Reginald can’t get enough candy.(Howard Hicks)
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Reginald The Robot CKY (CTV) special. Reginald: only one candy left, his master – Sourdrops!
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Cast, creative and crew of Reginald watch playback, L to R: Crew, Victor Davies (composer & lyrics) Max Tapper (Muff) Janis Dunning (choreographer), Robin Ward (Sourdrops) Donna Carrero (child) Doreen Brownstone (Mrs. Moneymuch), Victor Cowie (author) Howard Hicks (Reginald) two seated on floor- crew.
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Reginald costume sketch by designer Art Penson
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Reginald Theatre: Reg and The Children dance
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Reginald Theatre: Reg up close (Michael Mawson)
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Reginald Theatre: Sourdrop and Muff I’m Fabulous!
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Reginald Theatre: Muff (Max Tapper and kids) more candy!
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Reginald Theatre: Muff (Max Tapper) and Marilyn Boyle (Mrs. Moneymuch) (But Reginald’s perfect mam!)
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Reginald Theatre: Marilyn Boyle (Mrs. Moneymuch) and her two grand children.
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Reginald Theatre: Muff (Max Tapper), Reginald (Michael Mawson), and Sourdrops (Robin Ward), When We’re Drinking Orange Juice Under The Palm Trees.
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Reginald Theatre: Sourdrops (Robin Ward) My Plan (to get rid of all the children and replaces them with Reginalds!)
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Reginald Theatre: Muff, Mrs. Moneymuch, Sourdrops, and Reginald (But you’ve had enough candy Reggie!)
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Reginald Theatre: He’s a robot, would you like to see him?
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A dramatic work based on the writings of William Blake by Donald J. Unruh Incorporates Blake’s Songs of Innocence and Experience and sections of the prophetic books. Includes songs for chorus unison and two parts, with dances and interludes for piano, or chamber orchestra. Premiere: Winnipeg Cubiculo Theatre Lab 1976. Kay Unruh – director. CAST... Read More...
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A full length musical in two acts with libretto by Eugene Benson A brilliant adaptation of this classic Charles Dickens novel by Benson. A tale of romance and intrigue, with a tragic ending of self sacrifice for love. Full of powerful melodies, and memorable lyrics. (In preparation) (Inquire about its progress)
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Victor Davies has written over 600 solo songs for the children’s CTV television series Let’s Go! and The Rockets in a wide variety of popular styles. Because they were composed to be acted and danced, most are theatre songs. Golden Toad Music is arranging many of these for publication. We also have a variety of... Read More...