RocK Opera

Living the Dream

Arrival at Rockwell scene from the show

Overview

INTRODUCTION

The daughter of an Adventure Tourism Mogul becomes dissatisfied with her life in the outback. She convinces her dad to let her cash in her share of the family trust fund early, and heads off to Rockwell City in search of fun and adventure. But things don't go according to plan....

Living the Dream Rock Opera is an edgy musical production incorporating multi-media to help tell the story in a creative, fun way. The show could be seen as a cross between a musical, a play, and a rock concert. It is ideal for groups looking for a boutique production that can be done with limited resources.

Hear a snippet from each of the songs in this 5 minute video

THE STORY

A modern take on the parable of the prodigal, focusing on the beautiful underlying message of enduring love, forgiveness and reconciliation that shines through that parable.

A story told in a variety of modern music genres.
A beautiful healing story of enduring love, forgiveness, and reconciliation. A message desperately needed in these times.
Packed full of humour, drama, and emotion.
Fast paced and action-packed.
Lots of fun for the whole family.

To find out more about the meaning of Living the Dream Rock Opera go to The Message.

She's No Good

(see video below)

She's only just walked through the door

How easily you caved

She's taken so much out of you

How quickly you forgave

I'm feeling sick right to the core

With all that I've had to endure

Then she comes crawling back

Like a rat out of the sewer

She's no good, she's no good

She came back from the hood

And there's nothing she can do

To change my point of view

She's no good, she's no good

But you sent your limousine

Then you rapped your arms around her

Though we both know where she's been

You treat her like a princess

Like she is royalty

You're throwing her this glitzy bash

When did you do that for me?

I've always been so faithful

I've always pulled my weight

How quickly you forgot this

When she walked back through the gate

She's no good, she's no good

She came back from the hood

And there's nothing she can do

To change my point of view

She's no good, she's no good

But you sent your limousine

Then you rapped your arms around her

Though we both know where she's been