.22 Caliber Mouth

The danger and power of words spoken, and the secrets that go unsaid

.22 Caliber Mouth Review by Women Around Town

Stephanie Amy Collazo wrote a wonderful article about .22 Caliber Mouth on the the fantastic website – Woman Around Town.

Posted 1 year, 10 months ago at 10:54 am.

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.22 Caliber Mouth Concert Reviewed by Stage and Cinema’s Cindy Pierre

Cindy Pierre wrote a wonderful review in Stage and Cinema of Lauren Robert’s .22 Caliber Mouth following a special industry concert performance held June 29th and 30th in New York City.

You may read the .22 Caliber Mouth review: A Musical To Watch Out For on Stage and Cinema.

Posted 1 year, 10 months ago at 9:27 pm.

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.22 Caliber Mouth in Concert

A special industry invitation…

A new musical that will blow you away

Posted 1 year, 11 months ago at 8:49 pm.

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The Herald Times on .22 Caliber Mouth

“Lauren Robert is one of the best singers you will hear in your lifetime”

The Herald Times

Posted 1 year, 11 months ago at 7:58 pm.

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From National Public Radio

“.22 Caliber Mouth is a .357 magnum of a musical.

Playwright / composer Lauren Robert has given the cast great flights of lingustic fancy. Her songs plumb deep emotional depths while showing an almost Sondheim feel for the setting of language.”

- NPR

Posted 1 year, 11 months ago at 7:58 am.

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Broadway World Announces .22 Caliber Mouth Concert

Broadway World wrote a great piece about .22 Caliber Mouth on Friday May 28th. Thank you to everybody for your wonderful comments, support and encouragement.

Check out the article “.22 Caliber Mouth Invitation-Only Concert

Posted 1 year, 11 months ago at 9:47 pm.

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.22 Caliber Mouth February Reading In NYC A Hit

“The piece is just staggeringly good”

Bill Cosgriff, Artistic Director

American Renaissance Theatre Company

“It was an amazing reading.  It was great to hear that music backed up, and the actors were super! I think the play should get the Pulitzer Prize!”

Deb Armelino, Actor, Singer

Posted 2 years, 2 months ago at 5:31 pm.

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The Music

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Shipwrecks

Music and Lyrics: Lauren Robert and Slats Klug

As Performed by: Lauren Robert and Tim Warmen

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Now You’ve Done It

Music and Lyrics: Lauren Robert and Timothy Warmen

As Performed by: Lauren Robert and Timothy Warmen

Opening ensemble: Opening the Pandora’s Box of life

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Waiting For The Click

Music and Lyrics: Lauren Robert

As Performed by: Paul Oakley Stovall

In the face of a brutal beating hope springs eternal.

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Anywhere Can Be Home

Music and Lyrics: Lauren Robert

As Performed by: Aaron Berk

Living on the street, Frankie tries to make the best of it.

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All I Can Do

Music and Lyrics: Lauren Robert and Timothy Warmen

As Performed by: Lauren Robert and Timothy Warmen

Deanne and Colin struggle to come to terms with their feelings for each other and their haunted pasts.

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Bein’ Somebody

Music and Lyrics: Lauren Robert

As Performed by: Paul Oakley Stovall

Carmel lectures Frankie about survival in this crazy world.

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Don’t Kiss Me

Music and Lyrics: Lauren Robert

As Performed by: Lauren Robert

Deanne struggles with Colin’s advances of ‘true’ intimacy.

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Risky Business

Music and Lyrics: Lauren Robert

As Performed by: Lauren Robert, Paul Oakley Stovall, Danny Dolan

Deanne, Carmel and Frankie look at the risky business of love.

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I Need To Rest

Music and Lyrics: Lauren Robert

As Performed by: Lauren Robert and Timothy Warmen

Posted 3 years, 5 months ago at 11:55 am.

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The Characters: Deanne Campino

Deanne Campino as played by Lauren Robert

Deanne is a woman in her mid forties who has struggled for years with profound emotional ups and downs. Nervous breakdowns have, at times, caused her to be institutionalized. She has never lost her way so much that she could not return to society.

Keeping apartments, holding down some upscale jobs; her last, at a police pathology lab reading slides.

Though diagnosed as bi-polar and depressed, her basic innate soundness, extraordinary intelligence and a small flame of willingness to love that will not burn out, is what has managed to keep her surviving.

Attractive, funny, and sarcastic, we find her in a fugue state between the darkness of the past and the light that a new flirtation unexpectedly brings.

She lives in a crummy apartment in the lower east side, surviving on food stamps, medications and other assistance programs like SSI…or as they called it in the 70’s nut pay.
She grew up in the out skirts of Boston.

Photo: Deanne as played by Lauren Robert

Posted 3 years, 7 months ago at 12:00 pm.

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Where Do We Go From Here?

With tremendous excitement, anticipation and growing support, .22 Caliber Mouth moves swiftly toward full production.

If you wish to take part in this exciting project please contact us and we would be most pleased to speak with you.

Posted 3 years, 7 months ago at 11:47 am.

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