Fantasy Football: The Musical?: A Bromantic Comedy - Usifer, Brian; Ingber, David
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Full-Length Musical "Breezy, high-spirited and snappy!" -Cabaret Exchange It's the early '90s, and 27-year-old Adam Bernstein has gone nowhere in life. Adam recruits his college buddy to help him create the ultimate fan experience, all while keeping their jobs, girlfriends, and parachute pants intact. Featuring an energetic score infused with power ballads, hip-hop, and rock, this new musical truly scores a winning touchdown. If you want to connect sports fans with musical theater fans (and bring in some new audiences), then this show is just the ticket. (Cast: 2F, 5M)

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Full-Length Musical "Breezy, high-spirited and snappy!" -Cabaret Exchange It's the early '90s, and 27-year-old Adam Bernstein has gone nowhere in life. Adam recruits his college buddy to help him create the ultimate fan experience, all while keeping their jobs, girlfriends, and parachute pants intact. Featuring an energetic score infused with power ballads, hip-hop, and rock, this new musical truly scores a winning touchdown. If you want to connect sports fans with musical theater fans (and bring in some new audiences), then this show is just the ticket. (Cast: 2F, 5M)
Autorenporträt
David Ingber (Book, Music & Lyrics) is a writer and composer based in New York City. He collaborated with Grammy Award-winning composer Lamont Dozier on the musical adaptation of "Mr. Chickee's Funny Money." He writes comedy video content for the Major League Baseball Fan Cave; his content has amassed over 35 million views. Ingber's first show, "Fantasy Football: The Musical?," won the Best of Fest Audience Award at the New York Musical Theater Festival. Ingber writes a male-perspective column for Cosmopolitan magazine, and he has written for various web series, including ESPN's "Mayne Street with Kenny Mayne" and Microsoft's "Fasterpiece Theater." Ingber serves as the resident playwright for the New York-based theater company Art Party, producing and collaborating on audience-immersion experiences around New York.