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This was a gift for a composer to score. There are many different elements. Actoids that create their own underscore when they get emotional, futuristic downtown seedy nightclubs, cheesy soap opera theme tunes and conventional filmic scoring that drives the action along. The part of Jacie Triplethree was created by Janie Dee. Janie was in Alan and my first full length musical together, ;Dreams form a Summerhouse'. She went on to play the role of JC333 in the West End and in the New York production. She also received three awards for her performance, an Olivier, The Evening Standard and Critics’ Circle. The West End production also featured actor and 70s heartthrob, David Soul. This score was revised for the New York production due to new staging requirements. Many of the cues were lengthened and remixed for the American audience. The track featured here is the playout from the New York production.

World Premiere: 4 June 1998
Venue: Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough
London Premiere: 13 October 1999
Venue: Lyric Theatre
New York Premiere: 16 November 2000
Venue: Manhattan Theatre Club

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from Ayckbourn Music - Volume One, released January 17, 2021
Photo by Possessed Photography on Unsplash

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John Pattison Scarborough, UK

Film and Theatre composer John Pattison has co-written several musicals with Alan Ayckbourn, John Godber and scores for many West End and international productions.

His film scores include G.M, The Balloonatic and two movies with French film director Alain Resnais, Smoking and No Smoking.

He is Associate Director and Musical Director at Beach Hut Theatre Company CIO.
www.beachhuttheatre.co.uk
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