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Funny Business - The Musical
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$8.95

ISBN 978-0-573-69613-8

Book by Rachel Brittain and Daniel Falk. Music and Lyrics by Daniel Abrahamson.

3m, 2f

Comedy

When low morale threatens the Toronto branch of Chime Communications Canada, five ordinary office workers must mount a team-building talent show to savetheir jobs. Meet Stuart, the lovable yet inappropriate office manager, Marcus, the smooth talking sales rep, Diane, the tough as nails marketing manager, Brie, the perky and scheming receptionist, and Jack, the awkward guitar-playing intern. Together, they must use their hidden talents to sing, dance and manipulate their way through the talent show, which ultimately degenerates into a every-man-for-themselves battle of office skills, where only one will walk away without a pink slip. Featuring a sales versus marketing salsa, a fowl-mouthed printer puppet, and more office backstabbing than HR can handle, the team must learn to keep it together without tearing each other apart.

This fast-paced, comedic romp through office culture features a catchy, original pop-musical score, and five unforgettable characters that you're bound to recognize from around the water cooler. An exciting and fun new musical, Funny Business is the perfect production for cubicle dwellers and blue collars alike.

”A Runaway hit” – Classical 96FM (Toronto)

Fresh, tuneful, and full of talent…a guaranteed good time!” -Toronto Star

”Brilliant musical comedy!” -NOW Magazine

”Four stars! A breakout success!” - EYE Weekly

Licensing terms quoted on application. Music available on rental.

Character Descriptions:
STUART (40s) - A befuddled yet loveable boss.
JACK (20s) - A nerdy but guitar-playing intern.
BRIE (20s) - A chatty and pretty receptionist.
DIANE (late 30s) - A hot and tough as nails marketing manager.
MARCUS (late 30s) - A slick salesman.

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