Theatrical Rights Worldwide Releases NEVER CAN SAY GOODBYE: THE '70s BEEHIVE MUSICAL For Licensing
The new musical inspired by BEEHIVE: The '60s Musical is now available worldwide for production.
Theatrical Rights Worldwide has announced that NEVER CAN SAY GOODBYE: THE '70s BEEHIVE MUSICAL is now fully available for licensing worldwide.
The musical features a book by Fred Stuart, with arrangements, orchestrations, and additional music by George Luton, and is inspired by BEEHIVE: The '60s Musical by Larry Gallagher. The show explores the cultural shifts and musical landscape of the 1970s through songs made famous by artists including Gloria Gaynor, Heart, and Linda Ronstadt.
Originally developed and produced by TRW Production, the musical features a cast of six women and a score built around reimagined arrangements of 1970s pop and rock hits. TRW Production President and Executive Producer Michael McFadden said in a statement, “The show is a high-energy tribute to sisterhood, with dynamic new arrangements of iconic ‘70s favorites.”
The production is designed for flexible casting and is intended for professional and community theatres.
Theatrical Rights Worldwide, which includes TRW Musicals, TRW Plays, and TRW Production, was founded in 2006 by Owner and CEO Steve Spiegel. Headquartered in New York and London, the company represents authors and rightsholders and licenses musicals and plays to schools, amateur companies, and professional theatres worldwide.
The TRW Musicals catalog includes titles such as JERSEY BOYS, THE PROM, THE ADDAMS FAMILY, MONTY PYTHON'S SPAMALOT, ALL SHOOK UP, MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET, ON YOUR FEET, CURTAINS, GHOST THE MUSICAL, BRIGHT STAR, RING OF FIRE, MEMPHIS THE MUSICAL, THE COLOR PURPLE, and BIG FISH.
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