
An original a cappella musical comedy about love, friendship, and of course, a cappella competitions.
It is a fun, affordable choice for colleges and high schools looking to put on a production in-house!
About Tone Deaf
The Story
Tone Deaf is an original a cappella musical comedy about love, friendship, and of course, a cappella competitions!
Tony, a small town high school graduate is excited to join his first ever collegiate a cappella group at his new College. He has always loved a cappella, but his high school didn’t have a group. There is only one problem: he is tone deaf and doesn’t know it. The story follows a cappella dreams, struggles, and gives a window inside how groups prepare for a cappella competitions.
About Dr. Rollo Fisher
Dr. Fisher received his music education degrees from Indiana University (BME), University of Central Florida (MME), and Florida State University (Phd). He has taught in public K-12 schools in the United States and Ireland, and currently serves as Assistant Professor of Music at Monroe Community College in Rochester, New York. He has directed both individuals and groups who have been seen on The Voice, the Sing Off, and ICCA competitions. His familiarity with both the a cappella culture and public education inspired him to compose this musical. He is cofounder of IGBOM, Inc., a company dedicated to bring out the best in everyone.
Why Choose Tone Deaf?
School musicals and plays are important because they build pride and confidence in students, as well as bring together the community and create school spirit. They are ways to showcase what students are learning, and they are great ways to raise money for programs, causes or departments. The cost of putting on a school musical can be quite the process, not to mention, expensive. Often, the cost associated with putting on a show doesn’t make sense for how much revenue it will bring in, and it’s avoided all together.
College Days
It can be a challenging for performance arts departments in schools to put on broadway musicals and plays. Cost, among many other factors, can hinder a school’s options. Tone Deaf’s author, Dr. Rollo Fisher, addresses many of these issues:
Putting on a musical performance costs money. Performance rites, performance space, hiring musicians, set design, renting/owning wireless microphones, costume rental, and more are all expenses that need to be addressed. And then you have to consider what you’ll make from the show. What if not as many people buy tickets as you need to cover the costs?
With Tone Deaf, your cost is so low, you are almost guaranteed to make money.
Be Who You Are
A Cappella Everywhere
Buying the Rites to Tone Deaf
If you decide to purchase rites to this show, here would be the financial breakdown:
- Performance rites for up to 8 shows, no matter the size of the space: $997
- Theater rental for duration of show, including crew: flexible to be used anywhere $0
- Set construction/backdrop rentals: $0
- Audio equipment rental/purchase: $0
- Musicians for the orchestra pit: $0
- Costume rental: $0
Total cost: $997
With that price, you can charge any ticket price you want, perform in any size theater, or in any space you wish. Once you purchase the rites, you have instant access to the full script and score as a downloadable pdf file. Recordings of each song are available, and individual part tracks are available for practice. The songs can be transposed to any key you need, and you can schedule the performance dates for whenever you wish. If you need to change the dates, simply contact Dr. Fisher, and agreements can be amended.
Just think. You could have a very profitable show, and raise money for other endeavors. Even if you charge $10, and have 200 people come see the show, you still come out $1000 ahead. Do the math for your situation. So what do you have to lose?
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Please fill out the form below to begin the purchase process, or ask any questions you may have. If you’d like to purchase the rites to Tone Deaf, you will receive an email from us, along with a PayPal invoice followed by your downloads.
