Rockbound - Cole, Allen
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Allen Cole 's extraordinarily powerful musical adaptation of Frank Parker Day 's classic novel is a theatrical tour-de-force. Filled with passion, tragedy spiked with humour, and conflict, Rockbound is an epic exploration of unrequited love and unbridled greed. David Jung, an orphan possessing a dreamy optimism and a love for the unspoken promises of the night sky, comes to Rockbound to claim his small portion of the harsh island. He finds himself plunged into a narrow and unforgiving world ruled by his uncle Uriah, a stern and righteous despot. The inhabitants of the island 's lonely shores…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Allen Cole 's extraordinarily powerful musical adaptation of Frank Parker Day 's classic novel is a theatrical tour-de-force. Filled with passion, tragedy spiked with humour, and conflict, Rockbound is an epic exploration of unrequited love and unbridled greed. David Jung, an orphan possessing a dreamy optimism and a love for the unspoken promises of the night sky, comes to Rockbound to claim his small portion of the harsh island. He finds himself plunged into a narrow and unforgiving world ruled by his uncle Uriah, a stern and righteous despot. The inhabitants of the island 's lonely shores have to fight for survival. David, too, struggles against the sea and even against his own heart. But inevitably, David comes to stand in opposition to his Jung relatives and their ambitions for money and power.
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Autorenporträt
Originally from Nova Scotia, Allen Cole has worked variously as composer, lyricist and/or book writer on musicals such as The Wrong Son, The Bricklin (with Paul Ledoux), Anything That Moves (with Ann-Marie MacDonald and Alisa Palmer), and PZlagie (with Vincent de Tourdonnet). He has won numerous awards, including four Doras, and a Best Film Score Award from the Atlantic Film Festival. In 2009 Rockbound won five Merritt Awards, including Best New Play, Best Music and Best Production. Rockbound was also shortlisted for the prestigious Lieutenant-Governor of Nova ScotiaÕs Masterworks Award.