WHAT'S NEW!
"A TALE OF TWO CITIES" RETURNS TO KOREA after 12 years!
"A Tale of Two Cities"
Is returning to Seoul for a three month engagement at the Kwanglim Arts Center (BBCH Hall.)
Running November 11 through February 8th 2026, the production features three distinct multi award winning casts.
Kai will play Sydney Carton after originating the role of Charles Darnay in the first production in 2012 and winning The Korean Musical Award for Best Male Newcomer. Kai has since won numerous awards including Star of the Year and Grand Prize at the Seoul Success Awards.
Shin Sung-rok (Sydney Carton) won the Star Award at the 12th Daegu International Musical Festival (DIMF) Awards for Daddy Long Legs and Best Supporting Actor at the 2010 SBS Drama Awards.
Go Eun-sung (Sydney Carton) won Best Supporting Actor at the 9th Korea Musical Awards for his role as Anatole in Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812.
The production will feature additional music by Frank Wildhorn
and one new song by me.
A regional tour is being planned following the Seoul run.
I'll be in Seoul for Opening Night
November 11th!
Watch Shownote's latest Instagram video for the show.
A Tale of Two Cities
Returned to Tokyo for a one month run in May of 2025. The sold out production was followed by a regional tour of three Japanese cities.
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"IT HAPPENED IN KEY WEST"
played the historic Fulton Theatre in Lancaster, PA.
""It Happened in Key West" is a diamond in the rough . . .
For audience members who go into the show with an open mind
and an open heart, they have the potential to see something
new and exciting and thought provoking on the Fulton stage."
- BROADWAY WORLD review
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IT HAPPENED IN KEY WEST
LIVE ORIGINAL LONDON CAST RECORDING
"Like many musicals of the Golden Age...We are disarmed.
Then, intrigued and intoxicated, we become open
to the idealistic expressions of devotion and contentment.
. . . This trip to the dark side may brighten your day."
- SOUND ADVICE / TALKIN' BROADWAY review
Available on All Digital Platforms
(Amazon, Apple, Spotify, Pandora etc.)
Wade McCollum sings "Undying Love."
I wrote my first movie score!
Check out this short film Miles to Go by writer/director Zach Tirone and featuring my piano composition and performance. The original music appears at 4:17 and 7:43 of the film.
For A TALE OF TWO CITIES Professional, stock and amateur rights
contact CONCORD THEATRICALS (SAMUEL FRENCH LTD)
Email: info@concordtheatricals.com Phone: 212 206 1429
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