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Forbidden Fruit (The Newest Musical) | |
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Music | Jude Obermüller |
Lyrics | Callum McIntyre |
Forbidden Fruit (The Newest Musical) is a musical that is currently in pre-productions stages which has already premiered in a concert version at the Corn Exchange Theatre in Brighton[1] on the 20th December 2010. It was announce at the concert that Jude Obermüller (Music) and Callum McIntyre (Lyrics) began planning the musical at the age of nine (in 1999) when they met.
Synopsis
editAfter the death of his mother and the controversy over her murder, Max begin to unravel the truth behind the crime. Meanwhile he struggles to gain any sympathy from his selfish Juliette, who sets her sights on the new kid in town; Dylan. Dylan, who has recently moved from England to America with his mother Natalie, hopes to start a new life for himself. Along the way, Max meets the Glen, who is falling for the on-the-fence feminist; Martha.
The piece is based upon common high-school experience which can be seen as relatable however there is always constant reminders of what happens when you take the "forbidden fruit".
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