THE HUMAN CENTIPEDE PARODY MUSICAL

In January 2023, Thomas began composing music for the comedy production, ‘The Human Centipede Parody Musical’. The show opened in May 2023 to rave reviews at Anywhere Fringe Festival in Brisbane, Australia and later toured to Melbourne in October of the same year.

You can stream a song from the show, ‘A Life Well Spent’ wherever you listen to your favourite music now, or on YouTube here

In January 2023, Thomas began composing music for the comedy production, ‘The Human Centipede Parody Musical’. The show opened in May 2023 to rave reviews at Anywhere Fringe Festival in Brisbane, Australia and later toured to Melbourne in October of the same year.

You can stream a song from the show, ‘A Life Well Spent’ wherever you listen to your favourite music now, or on YouTube here.

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BASICALLY NOCTURNAL

Thomas Currie was selected as part of the 2021 season of the Melbourne Cabaret Festival with his show ‘Basically Nocturnal’. Featuring all new arrangements of well known songs, the show was a punchy night of witty, stories and songs. Currie was backed by a band of two keyboards/synthesisers, drums and a cello that would ‘loop’ to create unique soundscapes.

The show then toured regional Victoria the following year, in 2022.

“A natural story teller… blessed with matinee idol looks, relaxed charm and star quality to spare” ★★★★★ Theatre People, 2021

“Currie isn’t afraid to inject a little bit of sass and shamelessly flash his beaming smile along the way” Lilithia Reviews, 2021

“Currie’s voice is remarkable, a beautiful baritone… Currie has the ability to talk to the audience like each is the only one in the room… we laughed, we listened, we marvelled.” Melbourne Observer, 2021

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COMMITTED CONTENT CONFUSED

In 2020, Thomas produced, arranged and musically directed ‘Committed Content Confused’ which opened as part of the inaugural year of the Wynnum Fringe Festival in Brisbane, Australia.

A story of friendship told through songs from then and now, three young women explore and try to manage their wild contradictory love lives. Natalie, Ella and Riley have just arrived home from a night out on the town. Their friend’s latest hookup has inspired them to take a look into their own relationships and the show goes from there.

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THE CURTAIN RISES

At just 18 years of age, Thomas Currie began producing ‘The Curtain Rises’, which featured music from the Jazz and Golden Age of musical theatre. The show played in Kyneton (August 2018) and then in Melbourne (December 2018), both sold out seasons.