Our musical plays are based upon traditional, familiar stories. They are entertaining blends of beautiful music, delightful dialogue, and great humor, with just that right touch of seriousness that makes them appealing to every family member, young and old alike.
The musicals listed below are currently available for licensing and production.
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Musicals by McInerney and Uzelac:
We Three Kings © 1999 played to SRO audiences during its National Premiere in Roswell, GA during the 1999 Holiday Season. It tells the true story of the Magi and the real reasons they traveled East for the First Nativity. It is enjoying success as a popularly requested musical Christmas play to be produced by church and school theaters in the 2001 and 2002 seasons.
Cast: 15 Speaking/Singing Roles (11 male, 3 female) plus supporting company.
Beauty and the Beast ©2000 is the one version, unlike any other, that most closely follows the original fairy tale by the French governess, Mme. LePrince de Beaumont. This tale of looking beyond mere looks to find true love also enjoyed packed houses during its World Premiere at The Village Playhouses of Roswell in the summer of 2000, and is sure to be hailed as one of the most popular plays for children and adults, too!
Cast: 14 Speaking/Singing Roles (10 male, 4 female); two silent servants, plus supporting company.
Noah's Rainbow ©2001 is currently "in the works", but will be available by the middle of this year for production. This musical is a new twist on the true cause of the flood and portrays Noah's real reasons for building and populating his Ark. Based upon recent research, "Rainbow" captures the essence of the traditional story of the Ark and combines it with modern scientific evidence for a truly delightful story that will have children of all ages enthralled. This Biblical play about Noah has been written to be produced with or without the animals.
Cast: 17 Speaking/Singing Roles (11 male, 6 female), plus supporting company.
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Musicals by Kraus and Uzelac:
Odyssey ©1998 is the delightful musical version of Homer's epic The Odyssey. After his twenty-year adventure, Odysseus returns to Ithaca and faces his greatest challenge: reuniting with his beloved wife and a son he’s never seen. His challenge is further complicated by usurpers of his kingdom. It is among the most educational and entertaining plays for schools.
Cast: 19 Speaking/Singing Roles (10 male, 9 female); plus supporting company.
The Real Story of George and the Dragon ©1999 premiered at the Village Playhouses in 1999. Burdened with a dragon who eats everything in sight (except people), the townspeople must figure a way to be rid of him. Along comes the brave George, but it isn’t he who solves the problem.
Cast: 12 Speaking/Singing Roles (10 male, 5 female); plus supporting company.
Tell's Tale (The Archer and the Apple) ©2001 is based upon the legend of William Tell and premieres at the Village Playhouses during Summer, 2001. This rollicking, fun-filled children's musical is a take-off on the William Tell Legend, with William and his son going up against the evil Governor and three of the most bizarre henchmen ever re-created from the original Marx Brothers.
Cast: 11 Speaking/Singing Roles (8 male, 5 female, and 1 tall pole); plus supporting company.
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REQUESTS and INFORMATION
To request a perusal script and sample music tape or CD, please notify us via email of your request, and then send a check for $10.00 payable to "Harmony Manor Musicals" to the address below. Please include the show(s) you wish to peruse, your theater's name, address, phone number, proposed dates of production, and a little something about you and your company.
Please contact us for information about our upcoming musical plays soon to be offered to the worldwide theater community.
Harmony Manor Musicals
Linda Uzelac
240 Hereford Road
Alpharetta, GA 30004
Phone: 610-935-0262
© 2001 Harmony Manor Musicals
Last Modified: August 8, 2001
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