Grim

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Grim (musical)

Grim, also known as Grim: A New Musical or Grim - The Love Story To Die For, was a musical that premiered at the 899-seat Rose Theatre, Kingston on 20 July, 2014. It has music by Joseph Alexander and lyrics/book written by Fiona O'Malley, of 'The Untold Theatre Company'.

Set in a high-school, the musical is about when the two greatest forces in the world, love (Cupid) and death (Grim), meet. The two fall in love, but if Grim is with him, it will lead to his demise.

Background

The musical was produced by 'The Untold Theatre Company', which is run by Adam Wollerton and Fiona O'Malley, and received £14,500 from Arts Council England, via the local authority Kingston Upon Thames on 17 June 2014, to help get it started. The musical had four performances at The Rose Theatre, Kingston as part of the 'International Youth Arts Festival (IYAF)', before moving to the Charing Cross Theatre for a month's run. The Original London Cast Recording was released on 20 July, 2014.

Characters and Original Cast

Index of Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 1st edition monsters

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