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From 35MM.Music and Lyrics by Ryan Scott OliverKey of CVideo is in C: Alex Brightman, Jay Armstrong Johnson, Ben Crawford with  Julia Mattison & Natalie Charle Ellis at Joe's Pub on January 21, 2013. Download the recording of 35mm at iTunes.com and find out more at www.ryanscottoliver.com.

From 35MM.Music and Lyrics by Ryan Scott OliverKey of CVideo is in C: Emma Hunton, Matt Doyle at Le Poisson Rouge. Download the complete cast recording of 35MM at iTunes and visit www.ryanscottoliver.com for more.

A comedy song for a Female actress. The character is looking at a magazine and, while perusing the ads for outrageous clothing worn by stick thin Amazonian models, she sings, "Who wears these clothes?!" Wonderful comedic lyrics with a mid-tempo jazzy melody. Can be done solo or as a duet. As performed by Brooks Almy and Michelle Duffy:

Harriet Smith sings of her beloved Robert Martin. To listen to the song please visit Paul Gordon's website: paulgordonmusic.com

From Eleven. “All This Shit Was Meant To Be” is the finale of ELEVEN, a 10-minute movie musical written by Rachel Axler and directed by Jim Krueger. Music by Brad Alexander, lyrics by Jimmy McNicholas, choreography by DJ Salisbury, and edited by Stefanie Dworkin. It was written, rehearsed, shot, and edited in 16 days for RIPFEST #8 and starred Jeff...

From Scotland, PA - a re-telling of Shakespeare’s Macbeth set in rural 1970s Pennsylvania Bundle includes:Why I Love FootballClairvoyantKick-Ass Party   Performed by Ben Fankhauser at Adam Gwon's Green Room 42 concert   Performed by Ryan McCartan and Taylor Iman Jones      Performed by Adam Gwon at St. James Studio, London on May 12, 2016

The title says it all… this sexy-quirky R&B number was written for and debuted by HAMILTON’S Greg Haney. It can be performed with female "wasted white gurl" rap cameo -- or as a complete male solo, with the singer doing the rap himself. This song can be performed with female "wasted white gurl" rap cameo -- or as a complete...

From we aren't kids anymore A musical theatre ballad with two artists looking back at what they've done and what they still have left to do.  First performed as a solo, this song is meant to be a duet, but works great both ways.    Key of F#