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A Musical About Star Wars… to Transfer to St. Luke's Theatre

The musical for ”Star Wars” fanatics is moving to a larger venue this summer.

| New York City | Off-Broadway |

June 3, 2019

A Musical About Star Wars... will open at St. Luke's Theatre this July.
A Musical About Star Wars… will open at St. Luke's Theatre this July.
(photo provided by Tom D'Angora)

The producers of A Musical About Star Wars – or Why Star Wars Is the Greatest Thing in the Galaxy, Much Much Better Than Star Trek have announced that the off-Broadway production will transfer to a larger venue this July. The musical will play its final performance at Theatre Row on June 29 and will re-open at St. Luke's Theatre on July 12.

A Musical About Star Wars… is described as follows: "A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away…a Staten Island Blockbuster Video to be exact…Two Star Wars fanatics, Scott and Taylor, write the most epic Star Wars musical ever. On their endless quest to perform it at Comic Con – a restraining order filed by Warwick Davis, that we won't mention, stands in their way – they have opted to perform it on the glamorous off-Broadway stages instead! However, dark forces are looming over their production, and her name is Emily. Basically, it's a show-within-a-show, it's a little meta, it's hella rad, and it's a whole lotta Star Wars!"

Created by Tom D'Angora and written by D'Angora, Taylor Crousore, and Scott Richard Foster, the musical features an original score and lyrics by Billy Recce. Crousore, Foster, and Emily McNamara star as Taylor, Scott, and Emily, with Dylan Hartwell and Amy HIllner Larsen serving as understudies.

The production is directed by Tom and Michael D'Angora, with choreography by Alex Ringler, costumes by Brendan McCann and William Bailey, lighting design by Linday Green, and music direction by Ed Goldscheider. Brent Jones serves as stage manager.

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