Perhaps you thought Romeo died at the climax of ROMEO AND JULIET? Nope. He just took a sleeping potion, and when he awakens a few centuries later, he finds himself in Brooklyn, surrounded by girls, guns, and some of the world's most recognizable Italian melodies.
Ideal for strong comic singer-actors, ethnic humour, fans of "The Godfather" and "The Sopranos".
Cast Requirements: 7 Male, 3 Female, Optional Chorus, 6 Musicians
Genre / Style: 1960's Romantic Comedy
Rehearsal / Orchestral Material: Keyboard 1: Piano/Conductor (Synthesizer);
Keyboard 2 (Synthesizer);
Reed (Alto Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute);
Guitar (Acoustic with pick-up/Hollow Body Jazz Electric Guitar);
Mandolin with pick-up;
Bass (Acoustic Upright Bass, Electric Jazz Bass);
Musical Numbers: There's More; I'm With The Philharmonic; Boom! In Love; One Tender Word; Non La Famiglia; A World Away; Dino Diction; Moonlight Tonight Over Brooklyn; That's Love; To Be Tito Titone; The Quartet; O, For A Song; The Toast and more...