Winston Eade Music
Representing the composing & songwriting of Winston Eade
email: winstoneademusic@gmail.com
Phone: +44 (0) 7595 635402
Winston is currently working on various musical theatre projects as a freelance composer with some new original theatre.
Current Musicals
Concept, Book & Lyrics by Jim Burrows
Music by Winston Eade
MARIO! A Super Musical is a parody piece that asks what happens to characters in video games without their protagonist. When the red-suited mustachioed plumber goes missing, the Princess understands she has to break the cycle of her role as “damsel in distress, turn the tables and go on an adventure to rescue her rescuer. With the clock ticking down and the fate of the virtual world at stake, will it be mission complete or game over?’
MARIO! a super musical produced by Transfer Productions.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Demos available on request
Audience feedback
In development 2021/2022
Book & Lyrics by John Hudson
Music by Winston Eade
ADRIFT is a two-person musical exploring themes of belonging, identity and self-worth through a father-daughter relationship.
Lizzie came to the United States as an eight-year-old refugee, then called Lisette. In 1946, aged forty-two and a successful New York photographer, she is prompted to recount significant episodes from her life - snapshots, as she calls them.
She also remembers or partly imagines moments in the life of her father, Pierre, who left his French village for Paris in the 1890s, looking for fame.
Over the course of approximately one hour, and through twelve songs, both characters struggle to achieve confidence and a sense of who they really are.
Ultimately, Lizzie recalls the journey that brought her to the United States and separated her forever from her beloved Papa, when they both travelled on the ill-fated voyage of the Titanic.
Demos available on request
Based on the film 'HOT FUZZ'
by Edgar Wright & Simon Pegg
Adaption & Lyrics by Jim Burrows
Music by Winston Eade
Demos available on request
Book & Lyrics by John Hudson
Music by Winston Eade
What changed her chain of flowers into thorns? In Rochester, 1793, 28-year-old Augusta Havisham, having led an unusually cloistered life, faces an uncertain future now her domineering, unloving father has passed away, inexplicably leaving her his entire fortune. Over two acts, with a cast of four women and four men, Becoming Miss Havisham explores the backstory of the infamous Dickens character, asking what turned her into the woman she is in 'Great Expectations'. ‘Who is Miss Havisham? A fiend from a fable or someone unable to keep from becoming the thing she became?’
Becoming Miss Havisham
Demos available on request
Past Shows
JESUS CAMP - The Musical Comedy
Musical Talk
‘Brilliantly crafted and fabulous fun’ EdFringeReview