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Wolfboy - Songs from the Musical

Wolfboy - Songs from the Musical

1 July 2010 · Russell Labey · Directed by Russell Labey · at Big Finish

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Wolfboy is a dark and disturbing tale of two troubled teenage boys locked in an asylum for their own good. Bernie has attempted suicide; David may or may not have the powers of a wolf. For them, the outside world is a frightening place of abuse and violence. Bernie's brother Christian and Cherry, the young nurse on the unit, also hide secrets that surface in the night, when the moon is full... The Songs: 1. The Visit 2. One Wall Away from your Dreams 3. 1 Seven, 2 Jacks and an Ace 4. Come Home
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Dark, disturbing tale of troubled teens in an asylum with hidden secrets.
“Wolfboy is a dark and disturbing tale of two troubled teenage boys locked in an asylum for their own good.”
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Cast · 3 voices

Gregg LowePaul HolowatyRussell Labey

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Directed by Russell Labey

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