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ROADHOUSE: THE MUSICAL

ROADHOUSE: THE MUSICAL
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY BRIEN LANG
BASED ON THE FILM ROADHOUSE STARRING PATRICK SWAYZE

JUNE 6 & 7 AT 10:30PM FOLLOWING PERFORMANCES OF CABARET

ROADHOUSE; THE MUSICAL is A new tongue-in-cheek tribute to everything that is, at once, great about the famous 1989 film Roadhouse featuring Patrick Swayze, in particular and action movies and American music in general. This will be presented as a concert/workshop of the piece, mostly music with some narrative.

Written & Directed by Brien Lang

Featuring
Brien Lang
David Tessier
Katie Travers
Wendy Overly
Dave Carnes
Tom Grace
Jeff Hodge
Kerry Callery
Briana Masterson

Projections by
Mike Commendatore & Adam O'Brien

ROADHOUSE: THE MUSICAL Calendar of Performances
Friday, June 6 10:30pm (following the 7:30pm performance of CABARET)
Saturday, June 7 10:30pm (following the 7:30pm performance of CABARET)

About the artist: A longtime collaborator with The Wilbury Group, Brien Lang's previous work with the Wilbury Group includes; The Lieutenant of Inishmore (Donny), Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson (John Calhoun), and The Threepenny Opera (Tiger Brown). He also directed Dario Fo'sWe Won't Pay, We Won't Pay and designed foley for Cyrus Leddy's DeStefano on the Air. Next up, he will be reprising his role in the new play The Centurion as part ot the summer season at Roger Williams University.

ABOUT NEW WORKS
AT THE WILBURY THEATRE GROUP
Founded in response to the clear need for an artists and new works development program in the city of Providence, the New Works program at The Wilbury Group allows audiences to experience the "birth" of a play. Throughout the rehearsal, workshop, and eventual run of the show, the playwright and director work together to make constant changes in response to audience reactions and feedback.

Encompassing commissions, readings, workshops and full-scale productions, The Wilbury Group's New Works series is meant to nurture and serve the specific needs of a project throughout its evolution, helping qualified artists at all stages of their career take their chosen work to the next level of development.