From the musical: 
Oprahfication 
Book and Lyrics by Rachel Dunham; Music by Shanon D. Whitelock

2014 Midsumma Festival and Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras Festival Seasons

Produced by Adam J. Lowe
Directed by Dirk Hoult.
Live Sound Design and Recording by Sarah 'Trev' Trevorrow

This sting was used in our radio advertising campaign for the 2014 Midsumma Festival, and Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras Seasons.

It is a medley of the Opening Number and 'Do It On Tv' that closes Act One.

The resultant seasons of the show were ultimately performed with entirely new arrangements that are yet to be heard outside the live performance context.

Oprahfication 60 Sec Sting Dec 2013

From the musical: 
Oprahfication 
Book and Lyrics by Rachel Dunham; Music by Shanon D. Whitelock

2014 Midsumma Festival and Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras Festival Seasons

Produced by Adam J. Lowe
Directed by Dirk Hoult.
Live Sound Design and Recording by Sarah 'Trev' Trevorrow

This sting was is taken from the opening number of the show titled "The Queen".  Oprah welcomes here live studio audience to the taping of the 25th Anniversary Special.

This musical arrangement premiered in the Midsumma Festival season at Melbourne's Chapel Off Chapel in January 2014, production photography is copyright to Ange Leggas of 3FatesMedia and our video footage to James Terry of James Terry Photography

The Queen

From the musical: 
Oprahfication 
Book and Lyrics by Rachel Dunham; Music by Shanon D. Whitelock

2014 Midsumma Festival and Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras Festival Seasons

Produced by Adam J. Lowe
Directed by Dirk Hoult.
Live Sound Design and Recording by Sarah 'Trev' Trevorrow

This sting is from "Who Do You Think You Are".  Oprah discusses the pros and cons of working with celebrities.

This musical arrangement premiered in the Midsumma Festival season at Melbourne's Chapel Off Chapel in January 2014, production photography is copyright to Ange Leggas of 3FatesMedia and our video footage to James Terry of James Terry Photography

Adam John Lowe