#1
Posted: 9/15/05 at 1:59am
This is the synopsis from the web site: (you can also listen to some music clips, but don't say you weren't warned...
Our story begins with an unwitting young couple being used in God’s first reality opera. Poor things, we all know that an opera is nothing without a little tragedy. As the story unfolds, we discover that our star-crossed lovers have a lot more to worry about than just the opera that they are unaware of.
Jenny is a believer in fate and destiny. She hears an amazing song on the radio and MUST find the songwriter. It was as if he was speaking from her own soul. When she finds him, she is unshaken by the afflictions J. T. is clearly riddled with. He is freaked out by his “chance” meeting with this girl, who seems to have had their whole lives mapped out before she even walked into the diner. His Tourettes, OCD and ADHD fly out of control when Jenny shows up full of convictions, as she whisks him away to her apartment.
All the while, their “doomed” lives are being chronicled by Winston, a former CPA who has cast aside his earthly titles and has chosen a more…shall we say…flamboyant lifestyle to compliment his latest aspiration. To be the greatest opera director that heaven has ever known! He has been chosen to direct God’s first reality opera, and believes he has found a couple that is ripe for tragedy.
As if this weren’t enough, God is burnt out and has left his post for an undetermined leave of absence, which he spends riding his old bicycle and singing nostalgic songs. A 12-year old girl in heaven tries to convince God to pay attention again.
Sheesh, how will it all end? No one knows…YET! (Winston is still re-writing)
Now, who wants to pay to see this?
Our story begins with an unwitting young couple being used in God’s first reality opera. Poor things, we all know that an opera is nothing without a little tragedy. As the story unfolds, we discover that our star-crossed lovers have a lot more to worry about than just the opera that they are unaware of.
Jenny is a believer in fate and destiny. She hears an amazing song on the radio and MUST find the songwriter. It was as if he was speaking from her own soul. When she finds him, she is unshaken by the afflictions J. T. is clearly riddled with. He is freaked out by his “chance” meeting with this girl, who seems to have had their whole lives mapped out before she even walked into the diner. His Tourettes, OCD and ADHD fly out of control when Jenny shows up full of convictions, as she whisks him away to her apartment.
All the while, their “doomed” lives are being chronicled by Winston, a former CPA who has cast aside his earthly titles and has chosen a more…shall we say…flamboyant lifestyle to compliment his latest aspiration. To be the greatest opera director that heaven has ever known! He has been chosen to direct God’s first reality opera, and believes he has found a couple that is ripe for tragedy.
As if this weren’t enough, God is burnt out and has left his post for an undetermined leave of absence, which he spends riding his old bicycle and singing nostalgic songs. A 12-year old girl in heaven tries to convince God to pay attention again.
Sheesh, how will it all end? No one knows…YET! (Winston is still re-writing)
Now, who wants to pay to see this?
PEACE.
