Wow….we really hope you’re free Sunday evening because we’ve got an incredible lineup of musical theater madness from 1982. Want to hear a little Dreamgirls? Want to vote for your favorite song from Little Shop of Horrors? Want to hear some hilarious songs you’ve never heard, and see some powerful and poignant stuff too? It’s really going to be a blast, and we think it’s the best one yet. Join us at St. Peter’s in Londonderry, NH, and click here for more info on the series. Our fantastic cast includes Robin Boyd as our emcee, with Joey T., Jocelyn Duford, Anja Parish Ward, Jamie Feinberg, Glen Grimard, Marc and Sarah Murai, Dan Holmes, Deb Shaw, Sheree Owens, Charisse Shields, and our recent cabaret performer Aimee Robidoux. 

Don’t miss your only chance to see a stellar, FREE performance (although we hope you’ll make a donation if you’re able) at the gorgeous St. Peter’s Church. The cast includes members of our upcoming NH Premiere See What I Wanna See, and we’ve got a fantastic rock combo as well. 

Spread the word and join us soon! 

Oh, and if you want, take a look at this Nashua Telegraph article on the series! 

Check out this website to stream the entire show and prepare for auditions/callbacks!!!

http://www.myspace.com/music/player?aid=18296845&ac=now

Tonight’s the last night to save $5 per ticket for our exclusive cabaret! Tomorrow night only! Get your tickets now. 

Don’t be a clown, come on down! 

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Tomorrow is the night! One night only, exclusive cabaret event presented by Not Your Mom’s Musical Theater. 

Don’t be a clown. Come on down. 

Doors open at 7, show is at 8, and we highly suggest you buy your ticket tonight (before we pull the link) and save $5 per ticket. 

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Get psyched….

Not only are we bringing you a fantastic cabaret on June 22nd, but we’re bringing the NH Premiere of See What I Wanna See to Manchester, NH Oct. 26-Nov. 2, and we want you in the cast. We need some talented actors who sing well, so if that’s you, come on down June 28-29, 2012. Visit our Auditions tab under Get Involved! to learn more, or just click Shows – See What I Wanna See.

Hope to “See” you there!

So much to share with you today! First off, an exciting fundraiser you can’t see anywhere else!

Not Your Mom’s Musical Theater presents

A Touch of Class, A Touch of Sass

An exclusive, one night only event featuring two acts of lesser-known cabaret and musical theater

Michael Gallagan, vocalist and pianist
Aimée Robidoux, vocalist
with Jamie Feinberg, pianist
Don’t miss two of the hottest up-and-coming cabaret acts in New Hampshire!
All proceeds benefit Not Your Mom’s Musical Theater
At Milly’s Tavern
500 N. Commercial St. Manchester, NH 03101   603-625-4444              Two cabaret acts of lesser-known musical theater
Doors open at 7 p.m. for dinner, appetizers or drinks
Exclusive Appetizer and Drinks specials for ticket-holders!
Full menu available, Full cash bar available during the show
The show begins at 8 p.m. Reservations are recommended.
Advanced tickets (for reserved table seating) are $20. Tickets are $25 at the door. Only 100 seats available. Buy them HERE now!
Table seating will be reserved in the order that you purchase your tickets. If you are bringing a group and would prefer to sit together, please email us at notyourmoms@gmail.com, and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.
ALSO:
NYMMT is delighted to announce our fall mainstage musical! We’ll be bringing LaChiusa’s critically-acclaimed, sexy, edgy and provocative musical See What I Wanna See, which is based on three short stories by Japanese author Akutagawa including Rashomon. Visit here to see how to get involved, and mark your calendar for October 26-November 2.
AND a reminder –
May 6 is Part Two in our concert series! Hope to see you there!

Not Your Mom’s Musical Theater is thrilled to present the NH premiere of the sexy, edgy and provocative musical See What I Wanna See. With music and lyrics by Michael John LaChuisa ( The Wild Party, Marie Christine, Bernarda Alba, etc.), it is based on three short stories, including the inspiration for the movie Rashomon, written by Japanese author Ryunosuke Akutagawa. The show explores themes of truth, such as how one person’s truth isn’t the same as another’s, and how a fiction can become a truth, or a truth become a fiction. Off-Broadway in 2005, the show calls for 3 men and 2 women with doubling, although the cast may be expanded. Its off-Broadway production featured Mark Kudisch, Idina Menzel, Mary Testa, Aaron Lohr and Henry Stram.

The show will be performed at Milly’s Tavern (in the back room) in Manchester, NH. Show dates are October 26-28 and Nov. 2. All roles are available, and expanding the cast (i.e. no doubling) may be considered.

What we are seeking:

Not Your Mom’s Musical Theater’s board is accepting applications for members of its production team for See What I Wanna See. Submissions will be accepted for the following roles:

Director, Musical Director, Choreographer, Stage Manager, Set Designer, Lighting Designer/Operator, Sound Designer/Operator, Costume Designer, House Manager, Dramaturg

To Apply: Please send your resume and a cover letter explaining your interest in the production and your vision of the show, where applicable. Interviews will be scheduled as needed over the next month. The deadline for submission is May 20, 2012. More information on See What I Wanna See is available by contacting notyourmoms@gmail.com. Members of the production team have in the past been paid a percentage of any profits made – if you require guaranteed pay, please give us details of your requirements when you apply.

In addition, resumes are being solicited for the following instruments: Piano, Bass(Acoustic/Electric), Drums, Percussion, Reed 1, Reed 2. Musicians receive a stipend, plus a percentage of any profits made if the show does well.

Auditions for actors will be announced after the production team is hired. Please follow our updates here, on Facebook, on Twitter, or by emailing with the subject Subscribe to notyourmoms@gmail.com.

What the critics had to say in NYC:

“SEE WHAT I WANNA SEE is a little powerhouse of a show whose sheer intensity will knock you flat” —Wall Street Journal. “Mr. LaChiusa delivers songs that strike at the heart…the notions of truth and belief are extended to a cosmic level. “—NY Times. “SEE WHAT I WANNA SEE has all the music you’d want from Broadway—cool jazz and all-purpose pop—loaded with some of the most succinct, precise, sexually frank lyrics I’ve heard in musical theater.” —Philadelphia Inquirer. “An intelligent, adult musical that entertains and astonishes at the same time…This smoky, sexy saga enhanced by LaChiusa’s muscular, jazzy score, flecked with Japanese influences and tough, punchy lyrics, makes SEE WHAT I WANNA SEE a highly original, even innovative journey.” —Associated Press. “Sassily innovative, consistently tantalizing and insidiously memorable” —Bloomberg.com. “A typically smart work from Michael John LaChiusa, SEE WHAT I WANNA SEE is a must-see.” —Star-Ledger.

An Evening of Unfortunate Entertainment: 1972 is right around the corner, and this concert will rock! Add in some new super talented singers and your favorites from last time, plus a four piece rock band, and you are in for a treat! With a suggested donation of $10 ($5 students), it’s also the best deal in town.

Stay tuned, as we’ll be announcing a fantastic cabaret fundraiser with two dynamite performers June 22nd, as well as our fall mainstage show, within the next week or two. Hope to see you on May 6!

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Not Your Mom’s Musical Theater has determined that in order to stay relevant and “edgy”, it needs an edgier name to go with the edginess of its programming. Therefore, henceforth, Not Your Mom’s Musical Theater will be known as Who’s Your Daddy Musical Theater. While we realize this may come as a shock to some of our patrons, the timing just feels right.

Check out our new logo!

Oh, and by the way,

APRIL FOOLS!

No need for long speeches. You need to be in Londonderry Sunday at 7 p.m. to witness a hilarious, entertaining, and even maybe educational evening for one night only. For more info, visit our Press and Quotes page and check out the Hippo articles about the concert and the recognition of our recent production of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson as the Best Live Theatrical Event in the Nashua area. Bring some friends, Sunday will be amazing! Don’t miss out on the night everyone will be talking about. Hope to see you there!