Swimming Pool
Kevin Townley and Matt Dellapina perform the piece “Swimming Pool,” as Kevin’s character…
Haptics
#9 is a dizzying new music theater piece about the technological tools we use – and how they use us. Here, Waterwell dives into a strange, bewildering world of digital immersion where the virtual is more real than reality.
#9 premiered at the 59E59 Theater in the summer of 2009 and was called “UPROARIOUS! Featuring a [...]
Over My Head
#9 is a dizzying new music theater piece about the technological tools we use – and how they use us. Here, Waterwell dives into a strange, bewildering world of digital immersion where the virtual is more real than reality.
#9 premiered at the 59E59 Theater in the summer of 2009 and was called “UPROARIOUS! Featuring a [...]
No Time For Shy
Lauren’s 2nd Record from 2004: “Full of soulful expression … she manages to say all the things you wish you could.” Click here to hear tracks.
Happy Feet
Lauren composed this chase sequence during her final year at NYU, pursuing her master’s in Composition / Film & TV Scoring. Click here for a clip.
Serenity
Lauren composed this opening sequence during the ASCAP/Buddy Baker Film Scoring Workshop at NYU, recorded by a forty-piece orchestra in May of 2008. Click here for a clip.
Drum Major
Rodney Gardner performs Drum Major from Waterwell’s The / King / Operetta at a live performance at Trinity College, CT. The lyrics of the piece come directly from King’s profound “Drum Major” speech, given February 4th, 1968. Click here for a clip.
Jail Song
The Last Year in the Life of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., as Devised by Waterwell: A Rock Operetta — or The / King / Operetta for short — highlights and celebrates some of the immensely powerful moments of King’s last year. Click here for a clip.
Marco Millions Opener
With Marco Millions (based on lies), Waterwell puts its signature irreverent stamp on an obscure play by one of America’s greatest dramatists, Eugene O’Neill. It is a musical kaleidoscopic and freewheeling ride that confronts questions of class and race that are as important now as they were in 1928… or 1271.
The production premiered at the [...]
Funk Opera
“Funk Opera” is the climax of Waterwell’s The Persians: A Comedy About War With Five Songs, coming just before the powerful and dramatic ending. The show premiered in May 2005 at Under St Mark’s, and was quickly moved off-Broadway to the Perry St Theater for an extended run through the end of August. The New [...]
Welcome To The Persians
“Welcome To The Persians” is the opening number of Waterwell’s The Persians: A Comedy About War With Five Songs. The show premiered in May 2005 at Under St Mark’s, and was quickly moved off-Broadway to the Perry St Theater for an extended run through the end of August. The New York Times called the show [...]
