BROADWAY'S EPIC FAIL to Return for Two Concerts at Sophie's NYC, 9/7

After a successful run at the New York Musical Theatre Festival earlier this summer, BROADWAY'S EPIC FAIL is back as a two night-concert to bring you more songs from movies that should never be musicals. BROADWAY'S EPIC FAIL will return on September 7th at 6pm & 8th at 9:30pm at Sophie's NYC (318 West 53rd Street).

BROADWAY'S EPIC FAIL is an evening of songs from movies that should never become musicals as written by the best in the business. The evening features numbers from Rambo: The Other Sly Stallone Musical, Mommie Dearest: The Epic Joan Crawford Musical, The King's Speech: A Royal Musical, Snakes on A Plane, Boogie Nights: A New Musical of Epic Proportions, and many, many more.

Tickets for the concerts are $20 in advance and $25 at the door, and can be purchased at http://broadwaysepicfail.brownpapertickets.com. Tickets will go on sale on Friday, August 15th.

Each song in BROADWAY'S EPIC FAIL is written by a different composer and/or lyricist. They include Bill Russell (Side Show), Joe Zellnik (Yank!), Rob Rokicki (Theatreworks/USA's The Lightning Thief) Rebekah M. Allen (We Are The Tigers), Robbie Torres, Patrick Dwyer, Nadav Wiesel, Michael Murray & Chris Grace, Michael Cooper (Sunfish), Paul Rigano & Mark-Eugene Garcia, Eric Svejcar and Britt Bonney with more to be announced.

BROADWAY'S EPIC FAIL was conceived and created by Marc Eardley, who will direct the concerts. Casting will be announced at a later date.

For more information, visit www.broadwaysepicfail.com or follow us on twitter @bwaysepicfail and like us on Facebook .

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