Mills and McCann in 2003 - at the Gershwin Building on 50th St in New York City
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Someone NewA Musical stage play in two acts written between 2001 and 2006.
Book and lyrics by Eric J. McCann. Music composed by Wendell H. Mills II
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Synopsis
Someone New is the funny, heartwarming, sad, and truthful story about the relationship between the play's main characters Robert Harte and Katherine Keenan as they progress through various love and relationship phases. The 15 musical numbers in the play tell the story musically: searching for love in the beginning songs "Won’t", "Something New", "I’ll Love Again", and "Periphescence", finding love in the songs "I See Her", "Invite Her To Dance", "Keep On Dancing With Me", "A Gentleman", and "First Kiss", falling in love in the love trilogy "A Contract To Fall In Love", "More Than Anything I Love You", and "Behold My Love", and, finally, waning love in the ending songs "You Can’t Romance Her In Paris", "Manhattan Holiday", and the sad finale "It’s Not You". The book in its entirety, including all sheet music, was published in March, 2006 in Granby, CT. It can be viewed as a PDF file and downloaded by clicking on "download file" above. Initially called Something New, the authors changed the name to Periphescence (An Old-fashioned Musical) in 2006, and to Someone New in 2015.
ScenesACT I Scene 1: The kitchen of Robert Harte’s bachelor pad in Chicago
Scene 5: A luncheon in Kansas City, MO two days after the wedding.
Scene 7: Katherine Keenan’s work office a week later Scene 8: A Cosmetics Counter in Kansas City, Kansas
ACT II Scene 1: 6 months later on a street in Paris
Scene 3: Robert Harte’s house in Chicago
Scene 6: Months later in Robert Harte’s New York Apartment Scene 7: A restaurant in New York
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Musical NumbersPiano - Wendell H. Mills II
Vocals - Vocaloid Miriam Computer Software |
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