Life Could Be a Dream (musical)
Life Could Be a Dream is a jukebox musical written and directed by Roger Bean, creator of The Marvelous Wonderettes, and produced by David Elzer. It premiered at the Hudson Theatre in Hollywood on August 7, 2009, starring Daniel Tatar, Jim Holdridge, Ryan Castellino, Doug Carpenter and Jessica Keenan Wynn.
Awards include L.A. Drama Critics Circle Award (Production of the Year, Ensemble, and Musical Direction), LA Weekly Award (Best Musical of the Year), and Backstage Garland Award (Best Production of the Year, Ensemble, and Musical Direction).
Musical numbers
ACT I | ACT II |
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Life Could Be a Dream (Sh-Boom) | Buzz Buzz Buzz |
Get a Job | The Great Pretender |
Who Put the Bomp? | The Book of Love |
Mama Don't Allow It | A Sunday Kind of Love |
Tears on My Pillow | Heartaches |
Fools Fall in Love | The Glory of Love |
Little Bitty Pretty One / Little Darlin' | Sh-Boom/Church Bells May Ring |
Devil or Angel / Earth Angel / Only You | |
Stay | |
A Wonderful Dream | |
The ABC's of Love | |
Goody Goody |
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