Broadway's Brooke Sunny Moriber Scored TERMITE to Premiere in LA, 12/7

'Termite: The Walls Have Eyes' will premiere in L.A. on December 7 at the Hollywood Reel Independent Film Festival. The screening will be at Quentin Tarantino's NEW BEVERLY CINEMA at 11pm. The film is directed by John Walcutt.

The film is written by John Walcutt and Jennie Marie Pacelli, both of whom have received indie festival awards. Based on a true story, a troubled young girl gets a job at a modeling school where she is tortured by the voices in her head and the sounds in the walls. The film features a score by Michael Roth and two original songs by Broadway veteran Brooke Sunny Moriber- 'Closer than My Skin' and Can't Behave.'. The film also features underscoring by composer Michael Roth. 

Moriber is best know for originating the following roles on Broadway: Nadine in The Wild Party, Lily in James Joyce's The Dead and Iola Stover in Parade. OTHER BROADWAY: The Threepenny Opera, Follies (young Heidi 2001 revival)), Aspects of love, Les Miserables. Off-Broadway credits include: The Kid, Shlomo, Aunt Dan and Lemon, My life With Albertine, The Dead, Hazelwood jr. High. OTHER THEATER: Limelight, The Education Of Randy Newman (Brooke premiered Randy Newman's "Stupid Little Songs" at Seattle's ACT), The Road to Ruin, Lulu the musical (Lulu). TV/FILM: "Law and Order CI", "Descent", "1999/2000/2003 Tony Awards", "Swift Justice", "As The World Turns", "A Town's Revenge".

Brooke is also an acclaimed singer/ songwriter. Her original music has been played on Nickelodeon and MTV and her band performs throughout the Mannhattan club circuit. Brooke is working on completing a full album and will soon be releasing a three song EP.

For aditional infomation, visit: www.brookemoriber.com or http://www.reverbnation.com/brookemoriber for original music

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