Resultados da pesquisa - Charlie Puth~

[Charlie girl] Por Heneker, David. [from old catalog]

National Youth Theatre monologues : 75 speeches for auditions /

Sumário: “...Our Days of Rage written and devised by and for the NYT company; Dee; Out of Me by Jane Bodie; Billie; Sasha; Outright Terror Bold and Brilliant by Dan Rebellato; Simone; Pigeon English by Stephen Kelman, adapted for the stage by Gbolahan Obisesan; Harri; Harri; Prince of Denmark by Michael Lesslie; Laertes; Private Peaceful by Michael Morpurgo, adapted for the stage by Simon Reade; Charlie; Molly; Tommo; Razia Sultan by Jamila Gavin; Razia; Relish by James Graham; Eddie; The Reluctant Fundamentalist by Mohsin Hamid, adapted for the stage by Stephanie Street; Changez; Ripple by Monsay Whitney...”

National Youth Theatre monologues : 75 speeches for auditions /

Sumário: “...Oedipus -- Our days of rage / written and devised by and for the NYT company. Dee -- Out of me / by Jane Bodie. Billie ; Sasha -- Outright terror bold and brilliant / by Dan Rebellato. ...”

Love never dies Por Lloyd Webber, Andrew, 1948-

Understanding leadership : an arts and humanities perspective /

Understanding leadership : an arts and humanities perspective /

The Singer's Musical Theatre Anthology: Volume 4: Tenor

Sumário: “.../ Claude-Michel Schönberg, Alain Boublil, Jean-Marc Natel, Herbert Kretzmer -- [From] Movin' Out: Goodnight Saigon / Billy Joel -- [From] The Music Man: Shipoopi / Meredith Willson -- [From] The Mystery of Edwin Drood: A Man could Go Quite Mad / Rupert Holmes -- [From] Myths and Hymns: Awaiting You / Adam Guettel -- [From] The Producers: That Face ; 'Til Him / Mel Brooks -- [From] Sweet Smell of Success: One Track Mind / Marvin Hamlisch, Craig Carnelia -- [From] 1776: Mama, Look Sharp -- [From] Songs for a New World: King of the World / Jason Robert Brown -- [From] tick, tick ... ...”

The Singer's Musical Theatre Anthology: Mezzo-Soprano/Belter (Volume 3)

Sumário: “...Just a housewife -- You're a good man, Charlie Brown. My new philosophy. V.4. Aida. The past is another land ; I know the truth -- Annie get your gun. ...”