From Visitors  This is a drinking song about the bright side of crappy experiences. It has been performed by Mary Testa and Ali Stroker. Transpositions available upon request Key of G: Visitors by Shaina Taub

From Twelfth Night  This is Malvolio’s fantasy song, expressing his ridiculously grand vision for his life once he becomes a count. Inspired by ‘I Wanna Be A Producer’ and ‘If I Were King of The Forest’ with a Shakespearean twist. Andrew Kober originated the role in the Shakespeare in the Park production. Key of C:

From THE ANXIETY PROJECT.Finally brave enough to leave her abusive relationship, Molly explains to her unstable ex why she has no choice but to end their relationship. Key of Fm

From Murder For Two Written by Joe Kinosian and Kellen Blair Steph Whitney, the victim’s niece and a budding criminologist, tries to express her feelings about Officer Marcus and the work he’s done on the case so far. (In the Male Key/Duet Version, Marcus also expresses his longing for suspicious ballerina Barrette Lewis.) Available in:Female (Solo)Male (Duet) Any transposition available...

Music & Lyrics by Billy RecceFrom BALLOON BOY: THE MUSICAL Falcon, the young boy dubbed “Balloon Boy” in the press after his family’s media stunt goes viral, dreams of what life will be like when he can finally tell the world his side of the story. Key of Bb (Eb3-F4)Roger Dawley at 54 Below on July 7, 2017.

For lyrics, visit Georgia's website. Performed by Andrea Burns at SubCulture on March 9, 2015.

David LaMarr at Red Gate Recorders, Los Angeles on 7/01/2017Matthew Barrow at St. James Studio, London on 4/01/2014This song is begins as a "quiet confrontation" and ends as an emotionally-charged plea. Enjoy creating that arc through song! Choose your transposition:Key of Db (Ab2-Ab4) (tenor) (primary key)Key of C (G2-G-4) (baritone)Key of Bb (F2-F4) (Low baritone) Key of Gb: Performed by...

Transposed up a tri-tone from the original key. From "Goldrich and Heisler - Songbook, Volume 1" As performed by Kristen Chenoweth.

Transposed up a fifth from the original key. From "Goldrich and Heisler - Songbook, Volume 1" As performed by Kristen Chenoweth.