Everyone needs a place to shine . . .
It's "Cyrano de Bergerac Goes to High School" . . . twice
in Boy, Girl, Boy, Girl a new musical about which Show Business Weekly says:
Cozby’s comedic music seamlessly advances the plot with catchy melodies and lyrics that astonishingly generate nostalgia for high school.
The students of Herbert Hoover High prepare to perform an absolutely terrible musical version of Cyrano de Bergerac (Cyranose!), written by the president of the school board. At the same time the students are a Cyrano story, with inarticulate jock Johnny Rocket pining for the unattainable cheerleader Margo Major and imploring drama nerd Marty McCoy (also pining for Margo) to help him woo the girl they both want!
Add in a drama teacher and football coach battling for their programs, a conniving principal pitting them against each other, the tough (and hilarious) kids from the Alternative School bent on mischief and you have a bright, original musical with songs and situations that will alternately tug at your heart strings . . . and your funny bone.
in Boy, Girl, Boy, Girl a new musical about which Show Business Weekly says:
Cozby’s comedic music seamlessly advances the plot with catchy melodies and lyrics that astonishingly generate nostalgia for high school.
The students of Herbert Hoover High prepare to perform an absolutely terrible musical version of Cyrano de Bergerac (Cyranose!), written by the president of the school board. At the same time the students are a Cyrano story, with inarticulate jock Johnny Rocket pining for the unattainable cheerleader Margo Major and imploring drama nerd Marty McCoy (also pining for Margo) to help him woo the girl they both want!
Add in a drama teacher and football coach battling for their programs, a conniving principal pitting them against each other, the tough (and hilarious) kids from the Alternative School bent on mischief and you have a bright, original musical with songs and situations that will alternately tug at your heart strings . . . and your funny bone.