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35mm: A Musical Exhibition
Full Length Musical / A picture is worth 1,000 words — what about a song? Can a picture inspire a song or fifteen? In 35mm, each photo creates an unique song, moments frozen in time; a glimmer of a life unfolding, a glimpse of something happening. A stunning new multimedia musical which explores a groundbreaking new concept in musical theatre... This intricately woven collection of stories told through song re-imagines what the modern American musical can be. ( 3m, 2f)
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Published January 1, 2014
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February 6, 2021
Eminently forgettable songs. Oliver has no talent for lyric or melody.
December 29, 2024
tbh not my fav but some of the songs slap
September 22, 2025
Here is a full diagnosis of this wonderful play (Even the songs not in the book):
Stop Time: A Photographer's analysis of the virtues of photography.
Crazytown: A man's journey through an inverted world where everything is twisted.
Transition 1: Reprise of Stop Time.
On Monday: A young woman, impatient for love, learns to wait for what she wants.
Caralee: A demonish child terrorizes her babysitter.
The Party Goes with You: A Woman yearns for a new life and new love.
Good Lady: A knight searches for his missing lady love.
Transition 2: Pre-reprise of Twisted Teeth and The Ballad of Sara Berry
Make me Happy: A couple in a love-hate relationship.
The Seraph: A man abandons his life of sin thanks to the intercession of an angel.
Immaculate Deception: Photographers find Christ even in the worst of people and things.
Transition 3: Reprise of Crazytown.
Leave, Luanne: An abused wife is unable to escape her mister.
Mama, Let Me In: An operatic yearning for acceptance.
Why Must We Tell Them Why?: Non-conformism in action.
Twisted Teeth: Twisted vampire love/lust story.
Hemming and Hawing: A man searches for love, but is abandoned and sees the error of his ways.
Transition 4: Reprise of Good Lady.
Cut You a Piece: Sad story of two people in love who are torn apart fro each other.
Transition 5: Stop Time 2nd reprise.
The Ballad of Sara Berry: The story of a girl who would literally kill to be prom queen.
Finale: A medley of many of the songs, but focuses on Stop Time.
On the whole, this is a wonderful musical written by a very talented person and performed by people who do perfect justice to that talent. Give it a listen and you will not regret it!
Stop Time: A Photographer's analysis of the virtues of photography.
Crazytown: A man's journey through an inverted world where everything is twisted.
Transition 1: Reprise of Stop Time.
On Monday: A young woman, impatient for love, learns to wait for what she wants.
Caralee: A demonish child terrorizes her babysitter.
The Party Goes with You: A Woman yearns for a new life and new love.
Good Lady: A knight searches for his missing lady love.
Transition 2: Pre-reprise of Twisted Teeth and The Ballad of Sara Berry
Make me Happy: A couple in a love-hate relationship.
The Seraph: A man abandons his life of sin thanks to the intercession of an angel.
Immaculate Deception: Photographers find Christ even in the worst of people and things.
Transition 3: Reprise of Crazytown.
Leave, Luanne: An abused wife is unable to escape her mister.
Mama, Let Me In: An operatic yearning for acceptance.
Why Must We Tell Them Why?: Non-conformism in action.
Twisted Teeth: Twisted vampire love/lust story.
Hemming and Hawing: A man searches for love, but is abandoned and sees the error of his ways.
Transition 4: Reprise of Good Lady.
Cut You a Piece: Sad story of two people in love who are torn apart fro each other.
Transition 5: Stop Time 2nd reprise.
The Ballad of Sara Berry: The story of a girl who would literally kill to be prom queen.
Finale: A medley of many of the songs, but focuses on Stop Time.
On the whole, this is a wonderful musical written by a very talented person and performed by people who do perfect justice to that talent. Give it a listen and you will not regret it!
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