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Wild Party, The 32

Decadence and excess are the life of the party in this jazzy 1920s whodunnit. Lovers Queenie and Burrs decide to throw the party-to-end-all-parties in their Manhattan apartment. Their colorful guests live life on the edge and the party rages late int... Read More

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Speakeasy Interior

Music, Lyrics, and Book: Andrew Lippa
Based on the Poem: Joseph Moncure March

Licensed by Music Theatre International

Suggested Backdrops

We're inviting you--to check out TheatreWorld's The Wild Party collection! Whether you're presenting the Lippa or LaChiusa versions, we've got every scene is this jazzy, boozy, scintillating show covered. SPEAKEASY INTERIOR, red, gold, and gaudy, is a bold choice for Queenie and Burrs' apartment, complete with a stage for the vaudevillian couple and their friends to show off on. Or, use empty BROOKLYN LOFT and add your own set pieces. VICTORIAN RUBY CURTAINS HEADER and VICTORIAN RUBY CURTAINS LEGS will frame your set with decadence and drama. For sleek, abstract set designs, ART DECO ABSTRACT, in glitzy gold and silver on a deep blue background, is a true showstopper. If you're planning to build your apartment set, place STYLIZED MANHATTAN in the background for a dramatic view of the city below. Whatever you choose, with a TheatreWorld backdrop, your production of The Wild Party will surely "Raise the Roof"!

Stylized Manhattan
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Victorian Ruby Curtains Header
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Victorian Ruby Curtains Legs
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Speakeasy Interior
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Wild Party, The Backdrops

Decadence and excess are the life of the party in this jazzy 1920s whodunnit. Lovers Queenie and Burrs decide to throw the party-to-end-all-parties in their Manhattan apartment. Their colorful guests live life on the edge and the party rages late into the night. When the striking Mr. Black arrives and catches Queenie's wandering gaze, tension flows as freely as gin. As Burrs' jealousy erupts, he turns on Queenie and Black. The gun gets fired, but who gets shot?