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\nWhat could possibly happen when a very traditional, 1960s seaside community finds itself getting dragged, kicking and screaming in the modern age?<\/p>\n

Stick around, embrace the entertaining storyline of “Cape Morton”, and you’ll easily find out.<\/p>\n

This brand-new, two-act stage musical is filled with humor, sentiment, uproar and more, all of which is accompanied by twelve original and wonderful songs that help carry the plot forward assuring the audience is kept of the edges of their seats for the entire duration of this rollicking show.<\/p>\n

Cast Size:<\/strong> 11 actors, 5 female, 5 male
\nAges Portrayed:<\/strong> 10 roles in the 50-70 years-ols range and one role in the 25 years old range
\nApproximate running time:<\/strong> 2 hours (Act I:1 hour, Intermission:15 minutes, Act II:45 minutes)<\/p>\n

Book and lyrics by Richard F. Hamre, with music by Albert Ignatius. In fact, just below you’ll find a few abbreviated sound samples of their effort.<\/p>\n

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\n“Cape Morton, My Home”<\/strong>
\nPerformed by the character, Mrs. Whitmore in Act I, Scene Two
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