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Drew Gasparini

Drew Gasparini is an award winning musical theatre songwriter and performer. Some of his musicals include Crazy Just Like Me (winner of “Best Of Fest” and runner up for “Best Book” in the New York Musical Theatre Festival 2011), Make Me Bad (book by Alex Brightman, Bloomington Playwrights Project, winner of PACE New Musicals), Turn Of The Screw (commission by Fordham University, 2012 workshop at Lincoln Center; book by Michael Kimmel), and Circles (a song cycle) to name a few.

 Drew was one of the contributing songwriters on season two of NBC’s Smash.  In 2015 Drew signed a publishing deal with Razor&Tie/Concord Bicycle Music publishing, and since then his songs have been heard nationwide on TV programs such as CMT’s “Gainesville” and NBC’s “The Biggest Loser.” 

 “The Music & Lyrics of Drew Gasparini” was presented at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. in 2012 and Lincoln Center in New York City in 2015.  Drew’s musical theatre/pop album “I Could Use A Drink: The Songs Of Drew Gasparini”, featuring the vocals of some of Broadway’s biggest names, was released by Broadway Records in 2013 and spent 6 weeks on the top 100 iTunes charts. Drew is an alum of the BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theatre workshop and his sheet music is available at www.NewMusicalTheatre.com where he is consistently a top 10 best seller.  

Currently Drew is working on several new projects including an adaptation of the movie Night Shift for Warner Brothers Theater Ventures, an adaptation of the movie/novel It’s Kind of a Funny Story (book by Alex Brightman) commissioned by Universal Theatrical, as well as an adaptation of the children’s novel Whipping Boy (again with Alex Brightman).  When Drew isn’t writing musicals, he’s writing, recording, and performing with his band, Saint Adeline alongside both his younger sisters Kasie and Chloe, or singing jazz with vocal guru, Louis Sacco under the banner “Louis & Drew”.  He is also working on another theater/pop album and the development of a fully autobiographical song cycle called “Hello My Name Is Drew.”

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When I Go

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There are a lot of words, don't let that scare you. You can do it!Key of C (F3-A4)Video is in C Performed by Colton Ryan at 54 Below

The Last Loser In The Universe (Female Key)

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Performed by Ben Platt in the key of C at 54 Below on February 17, 2014.

For A Minute

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Sexy sexy sexy, this song should be embodied. Feel like you look your sexiest when you want to sing this.

I Wish I Never Met You

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From we aren't kids anymore I Wish I Never Met You is a love song dressed as a break up song. A smoky, slow jazz number.  Emotional, and perfect for a solo, stand alone song as part of a concert or cabaret. Originally performed at 54 Below by Waitress's Drew Gehling, then on the cast album by Nicholas Christopher.  Key...

Wrong Place, Wrong Time

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This song is great for concerts, cabarets AND auditions. Sing it dangerously, fellas! Performed by Alex Brightman at 54 Below on May 3, 2015.

Snow

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From we aren't kids anymore This song is emotional and challenging. This song is written about Drew Gasparini's first hand experience with hitting "rock bottom." First performed by Drew himself at 54 Below. A dramatic piece, however still suitable for concerts, cabarets, auditions, and showcases. Key of E

Wrong Place, Wrong Time (Baritenor)

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This song is great for concerts, cabarets AND auditions. Sing it dangerously, fellas! Performed by Alex Brightman in the Tenor key at 54 Below on May 3, 2015.

When I Go

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From we aren't kids anymore A group number about legacy and what we as artists work so hard toward.  Leaving something behind when we go.  This was originally done as a solo number, but works best as a group number.  Showcase performances and concerts are a perfect setting for this power anthem. Key of C

On the Edge

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From we aren't kids anymore A contemporary pop song perfect for concert performances of auditions. On the Edge is a song about constantly being right within reach of your dreams, always seeing the destination but always being just on the edge of success.  Originally sung live at 54 Below, this sung is on the original cast album of We Aren't Kids Anymore sung by...