The New York Musical Theatre Festival, in association with Sharon Fallon, Daniel Wallace and Trish Whitehurst, will present the U.S. premiere of Grant Olding's acclaimed London musical Three Sides, which will be performed as part of the third annual New York Musical Theatre Festival from September 21st through September 30th.Directed by Clive Paget and featuring an all-British cast, Three Sides play the 45th Street
Theatre (354 West 45th Street, off of 9th Avenue). "A hot new stage
import from England with a hip, contemporary score by Grant Olding, Three Sides
is a contemporary love story that tells of three people sharing one
relationship. After a depressing New Year's Eve, a chance meeting
leads Carrie to get involved with both Anthony and Brian. When both
men realize they are in love with her, and she cannot choose between
them, the simplest things get very complicated," according to press
materials.Three Sides will star Jon-Paul Hevey as Anthony, Mark
McGee as Brian and Caroline Sheen as Carrie. Songs
from the musical have been performed in various concerts and cabarets
throughout the U.K. and the West End, and the show was produced at the
Shaw Theatre in 2005. The creative team expanded when book writer Toby
Davies came onboard in 2006. Earlier this year, Three Sides performed an engagement at the U.K.'s Finborough Theatre.
Photos by Marc Brenner

Jon-Paul Hevey

Director Clive Paget, Jon-Paul Hevey

Caroline Sheen

Jon-Paul Hevey and composer/lyricist Grant Olding

Grant Olding

Jon-Paul Hevey and Caroline Sheen
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