Scarrie! The Musical

Scarrie! The Musical

Infobox Musical
name= Carrie
subtitle=


caption= Poster for the "Hell in a Handbag" Production
music= David Cerda
lyrics= David Cerda
book= David Cerda
basis= The 1976 film "Carrie", based on Stephen King's novel
productions=
awards=

"Scarrie! the Musical" is a stage spoof of the Brian DePalma film Carrie and the Broadway musical of the same name written by David Cerda. The play was first staged under the title "s'Carrie! The Musical" at the Sweetcorn Playhouse in Andersonville, Illinois, it was so successful that it ran for a year and a half. It was later amended and re-staged by Hell in a Handbag Productions in Chicago in 2005. A cast recording featuring the cast of the second staging is available on Handbag's official website.


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