Artist description Welcome to Ancient Greece. A place of quests and adventures, of gods and heroes- and a sandal salesmen called Jason. A rather dopey sandal-salesman who'd like to be a hero- you know, like Orpheus, Iphiclus or Hercules. Well, one day. Jason? You mean, like Jason and the Argonauts? Kind of. But in this version, Jason meets the wanderer Ulysses (still trying to find a home port after rather foolishly cursing the gods). And in this version, Jason gets the fleece, marries the girl AND lives happily ever after.And why not- it IS a musical!

Music Style Rock, ballads, disco, boogie, singalongs and show-stopping finales!

Artist History Heroes was first performed by the students of Maitland Area School in South Australia in 1997. It was published by Maverick Musicals (www.mavmuse.com) in 1998 and has since been performed around Australia and New Zealand. Why not be the first school or performing group to perform 'Heroes' in your country!

Group Members Heroes was written by Timothy Tuck, a composer/author/arranger/teacher from Maitland in South Australia.Contact Tim at bigbreak@netyp.com.au or e-mail gail@mavmuse.com for more information on 'Heroes' or his many other musicals for schools and adult groups.

Instruments Guitar, keyboards, percussion, coffee cup.

Press Reviews "We’ve had a wonderful response to your musical ‘Conundrum’.. has sold very strongly.. the ‘Poms’ love it!."Gail Denver, editor Maverick Musicals

Additional Info The Heroes music score, CD, band parts, and script are all avaialble from Maverick Musicals (www.mavmuse.com), along with the performing rights, production notes, and expert assistance.

Location Maitland, South Australia - Australia

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