Living Logo
Wounded Warrior Project is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization which was founded in Roanoke, Virginia by a group of veterans and friends who took action to help the injured service men and women of this generation.
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Grandma
Wounded Warrior Project is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization which was founded in Roanoke, Virginia by a group of veterans and friends who took action to help the injured service men and women of this generation.
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Tit for Tat
In “Tit for Tat,” Gould’s contemporary – suffragette Victoria Woodhull – takes a particular stance in attempt to secure for women the right to vote.
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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 [...]
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.”
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Happy Feet
Lauren composed this chase sequence during her final year at NYU, pursuing her master’s in Composition / Film & TV Scoring.
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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.
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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.
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 [...]
