Rock Of Ages The Musical Script ((link)) ⇒ <QUICK>

(Blackout. Drums kick in – “Don’t Stop Believin’” instrumental.)

Eventually, the truth comes out: Sherrie never slept with Stacee Jaxx. She explains that she was mugged and had no money, and that she thought Drew abandoned her . They realize their entire separation was based on a misunderstanding.

(To audience) And that, folks, is how you launch a love triangle, a demolition plot, and a power ballad in one scene. Welcome to the Sunset Strip. rock of ages the musical script

For theatre groups, schools, or individuals looking to perform or study Rock of Ages , obtaining the script is done through formal licensing. The performance rights for the musical are exclusively held by , a Concord Theatricals company.

In most jukebox musicals, songs feel stapled on. In Rock of Ages , the script integrates lyrics into the scene. Look at the for “Here I Go Again” by Whitesnake: (Blackout

Rock of Ages is a high-energy jukebox musical featuring a book by Chris D'Arienzo that parodies 1980s rock culture through a self-aware, campy lens. The script centers on aspiring rock star Drew and small-town girl Sherrie, who find love amidst the fight to save the legendary Bourbon Room on the Sunset Strip.

Act 1:

The script masterfully weaves these songs into the narrative, sometimes using them as diegetic performances within the Bourbon Room, and other times as expressions of the characters' inner thoughts and emotions.

SHERRIE enters, holding a suitcase, looking lost and exhilarated. They realize their entire separation was based on

Back home. Church choir. Talent shows.