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tHE WIND IN THE WILLOWS

Music by William Perry; lyrics by Roger McGough and William Perry : based on the novel by Kenneth Grahame adapted by Jane Iredale

SYNOPSIS

The unforgettable characters from Grahame's classic novel spring to life in this new Broadway musical adaptation. Mole, a curious girl who leaves her underground life for one of adventure meets Water Rat who agrees to show her the world. The world includes the eccentric Mr. Toad, whose enthusiasm for life (and motor cars) spells trouble for everyone. In a fight with the Weasels to recapture Toad's home, the old boxing champion, Mr. Badger, leads out heroes to victory. More than a show about animals, Wind In the Willows is about the surpassing value of friendship.

Cast:

4 men, 3 women, numerous featured roles, chorus.

Instrumentation:

  • Reed I - flute, clarinet, alto sax
  • Reed II - oboe, cor anglais
  • Trombone, percussion, harp
  • Keyboard I - piano, synthesiser
  • Keyboard II - Synthesiser
  • Bass

 
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