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Australian Premiere

Yes, we're serious. Debbie Does Dallas - The Musical is a legitimate musical version of the 1978 U.S. cult porn film of the same name.

"Shamelessly silly, shrewdly self-aware and proud of being naughty. Great Fun!" The New York Times

"A scream! A saucy, tongue-in-cheek romp". The New Yorker

"Racy and raucous, a light-hearted, fast-paced thoroughly engaging and hilarious send-up". NY Daily News

Unleashed at the 2001 New York International Fringe Festival, The Musical claimed its own cult status in a highly successful 2002 Off Broadway season.

A tongue-in-cheek spoof of the classic 70's adult flick starring Bambi Woods, this Australian premiere captures the frivolity of the original film, while reinforcing the story with humour, emotion and more than a hint of irony.

All-American small town girl, Debbie Benton, realises a childhood dream when accepted as a Texas Cowgirl Cheerleader. But alas! Debbie doesn't have the fare to get to Dallas! Debbie and her girlfriends form Teen Services, an innocent money-making venture to fund her trip.

The girls quickly discover that minimum wage jobs simply don't deliver but 'little favours' are substantially more lucrative. Through sex, sweat and tears they raise the fare while enduring small sacrifices - their innocence, naiveté and, "oh, what the hell!" virginity.

Starring Lisa Adam (Man of La Mancha) as our homegrown Debbie, and Ben Steel (Home & Away) as Mr Hardwick, The Musical features smoulderingly original musical numbers including Small Town Girl, Ten Dollars Closer, The Dildo Rag and I Wanna do Debbie.

"Debbie is a rollercoaster of American cheesiness, 70's tan lines and old porn dialogues", said Producer, Director Peter Ross. "The script is closely derived from the original film and gives us room to parody the content and presentation of adult films. The Musical actually redefines the original film material through a contemporary Australian perspective".

Three Amigos Productions brings this coming of age story to the stage with wit, sparkling talent and … some clothing.

I think i will still prefer the movie ;)

Is there nudity?

It could actually be quite funny.

same question as boba.

Also on cool musicals, Fight Club?

Sources:
nin hotline and aint it cool

After being turned down to do the score for the Broadway musical, Aida, Trent Reznor has apparently agreed to work with Chuck Palahniuk and David Fincher on Fight Club: The Musical.

Palahniuk has been giving lectures at colleges around the country. Last night he spoke in Eugene, Oregon and responded to a few questions regarding the possibility of a Fight Club musical. One frequent visitor of this site, Jesse, was in the audience, and here's his recap:

Chuck just started laughing, and explained how David Fincher caled him awhile back and said some financers from the movie were interested in making a Broadway musical, and had contacted him. Chuck then went on to say Fincher explained he had already called Trent Reznor to ask him if he would score it, and he said yes.

Is there nudity?

more importantly: are there facials?

id go see it if it 'came' to brisbane.

I dont know exactly which Debbie i saw but... man that bitch be ugly!!! im glad i didnt live in Dallas at that time!!!

any hoo, it prob. wont beat the f*** for forest sex on stage antics!!!

fightclub would ROCK :)

and laff at the Ded does dallas thingo