An office worker struggles with her romantic feelings for a quirky repairman who sometimes fixes her printer. Ideal for a woman with a strong mix, acting and comedic chops and who is a little quirky herself.

From we aren't kids anymore This is a quirky, clunky, silly song perfect for a cabaret, concert, or audition. For the actor, the song evolves over a timeline from childhood to adulthood examining the relationship of brothers Danny and Andrew.  Originally sung by Waitress's Jeremy Morse at 54 Below, and cemented into the studio cast album by Colton Ryan.   Key...

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

Rachel Potter at Joe's Pub, NYC on 11/14/2011Rachel Potter live at Joe's Pub for a Broadway Impact Benefit Concert. Whitney Bashor at Birdland, NYC on 11/29/2015Live performance from the album release concert.

From DEATHLESS. Jennifer Damiano at Goodspeed MusicalsThis is an acoustic cover version.

From 6. Emily Kay Schrader at The Flute Lounge on 12/13/2012

*Want this song plus Why I Love Football and Kick-Ass Party? Click her to bundle and save*In Scotland, PA—a re-telling of Shakespeare’s Macbeth set in rural 1970s Pennsylvania—ambitious couple Mac and Pat have made their dreams come true, rising from lowly greasy spoon employees to the owners of a wildly successful burger shop. But their road to success has not exactly been on...

from BE MORE CHILLMusic & Lyrics by Joe IconisChoose your transposition:Key of Bb (G2-F#4 / G3-F#5) (baritone / mix/belt) Key of B (Ab2-G4) (alto/belt) Key of C (A2-G#4) (mix/belt) Key of Db (Bb2-A4) (baritenor/tenor) (original key)Key of Eb (C3-B4) (tenor)Other transpositions available upon request. Contact customer service after purchase.Key of Db:Paul Whitty & George Salazar

From we aren't kids anymore A bouncy group number. This song is the anthem for artists who feel misunderstood, and it's told through the lens of writer Drew Gasparini. This song is the opening number from Drew's semi-autobiographical song-cycle "We Aren't Kids Anymore" and was originally sung by Colton Ryan, Bonnie Miligan, Lilli Cooper, Nicholas Christopher, and Raymond J Lee....