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Midsumma 2023 at VPC – Marry Me A Little
January 25, 2023 @ 7:30 pm - January 29, 2023 @ 8:30 pm
$25 – $35![](https://pridecentre.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/thumbnail_Untitled-design.jpg)
A Stephen Sondheim review
The Australian same-sex premiere of Sondheim’s Off-Broadway review.
Two single men spend a Saturday night alone in their apartments, reminiscing and fantasising about relationships to cope with their loneliness.
A bittersweet tale of love and survival, ‘Marry Me A Little‘ brings new life to a collection of often unheard songs by Stephen Sondheim.
Performed by Adrian Barilà (he/him) & Adam Canny (he/him).
Adrian has had the pleasure to perform as Scotty in ‘Merrily We Roll Along‘ (2017) and Frid in ‘A Little Night Music‘ (2018) with the Melbourne Sondheim repertoire company “Watch This”. His cabaret “I’ll Have What He’s Having” played a successful season at Midsumma in 2019. Adrian also works as a producer and moonlights as a baker.
Adam has worked with the Melbourne Shakespeare Company in three productions, as: Boyet in “Love’s Labour’s Lost” (2019), Cleomenes in “The Winter’s Tale” (2021), and Luciano in “Comedy of Errors” (2021). He most recently performed in John X Present’s production of “The Rocky Horror Show” (2021) covering Frank-N-Furter. Adam also performs as a singer across Melbourne, most notably singing lead vocals with the Ollie Shute Quintet in their “Night of Jamiroquai”.
Arrangements: Toshi Clinch
Piano: StephieJ
Guitar: Jack Pantazis
Songs by Stephen Sondheim. Conceived and developed by Craig Lucas & Norman Rene.
Produced off-Broadway by Diane de Mailly in association with William B. Young.
Originally produced by the Production company.
Licensed exclusively by Music Theatre International (Australasia)
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A Stephen Sondheim review
The Australian same-sex premiere of Sondheim’s Off-Broadway review.
Two single men spend a Saturday night alone in their apartments, reminiscing and fantasising about relationships to cope with their loneliness.
A bittersweet tale of love and survival, ‘Marry Me A Little‘ brings new life to a collection of often unheard songs by Stephen Sondheim.
Performed by Adrian Barilà (he/him) & Adam Canny (he/him).
Adrian has had the pleasure to perform as Scotty in ‘Merrily We Roll Along‘ (2017) and Frid in ‘A Little Night Music‘ (2018) with the Melbourne Sondheim repertoire company “Watch This”. His cabaret “I’ll Have What He’s Having” played a successful season at Midsumma in 2019. Adrian also works as a producer and moonlights as a baker.
Adam has worked with the Melbourne Shakespeare Company in three productions, as: Boyet in “Love’s Labour’s Lost” (2019), Cleomenes in “The Winter’s Tale” (2021), and Luciano in “Comedy of Errors” (2021). He most recently performed in John X Present’s production of “The Rocky Horror Show” (2021) covering Frank-N-Furter. Adam also performs as a singer across Melbourne, most notably singing lead vocals with the Ollie Shute Quintet in their “Night of Jamiroquai”.
Arrangements: Toshi Clinch
Piano: StephieJ
Guitar: Jack Pantazis
Songs by Stephen Sondheim. Conceived and developed by Craig Lucas & Norman Rene.
Produced off-Broadway by Diane de Mailly in association with William B. Young.
Originally produced by the Production company.
Licensed exclusively by Music Theatre International (Australasia)
Related Events
![](https://pridecentre.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/thumbnail_Untitled-design.jpg)
A Stephen Sondheim review
The Australian same-sex premiere of Sondheim’s Off-Broadway review.
Two single men spend a Saturday night alone in their apartments, reminiscing and fantasising about relationships to cope with their loneliness.
A bittersweet tale of love and survival, ‘Marry Me A Little‘ brings new life to a collection of often unheard songs by Stephen Sondheim.
Performed by Adrian Barilà (he/him) & Adam Canny (he/him).
Adrian has had the pleasure to perform as Scotty in ‘Merrily We Roll Along‘ (2017) and Frid in ‘A Little Night Music‘ (2018) with the Melbourne Sondheim repertoire company “Watch This”. His cabaret “I’ll Have What He’s Having” played a successful season at Midsumma in 2019. Adrian also works as a producer and moonlights as a baker.
Adam has worked with the Melbourne Shakespeare Company in three productions, as: Boyet in “Love’s Labour’s Lost” (2019), Cleomenes in “The Winter’s Tale” (2021), and Luciano in “Comedy of Errors” (2021). He most recently performed in John X Present’s production of “The Rocky Horror Show” (2021) covering Frank-N-Furter. Adam also performs as a singer across Melbourne, most notably singing lead vocals with the Ollie Shute Quintet in their “Night of Jamiroquai”.
Arrangements: Toshi Clinch
Piano: StephieJ
Guitar: Jack Pantazis
Songs by Stephen Sondheim. Conceived and developed by Craig Lucas & Norman Rene.
Produced off-Broadway by Diane de Mailly in association with William B. Young.
Originally produced by the Production company.
Licensed exclusively by Music Theatre International (Australasia)
Related Events
![](https://pridecentre.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/thumbnail_Untitled-design.jpg)
A Stephen Sondheim review
The Australian same-sex premiere of Sondheim’s Off-Broadway review.
Two single men spend a Saturday night alone in their apartments, reminiscing and fantasising about relationships to cope with their loneliness.
A bittersweet tale of love and survival, ‘Marry Me A Little‘ brings new life to a collection of often unheard songs by Stephen Sondheim.
Performed by Adrian Barilà (he/him) & Adam Canny (he/him).
Adrian has had the pleasure to perform as Scotty in ‘Merrily We Roll Along‘ (2017) and Frid in ‘A Little Night Music‘ (2018) with the Melbourne Sondheim repertoire company “Watch This”. His cabaret “I’ll Have What He’s Having” played a successful season at Midsumma in 2019. Adrian also works as a producer and moonlights as a baker.
Adam has worked with the Melbourne Shakespeare Company in three productions, as: Boyet in “Love’s Labour’s Lost” (2019), Cleomenes in “The Winter’s Tale” (2021), and Luciano in “Comedy of Errors” (2021). He most recently performed in John X Present’s production of “The Rocky Horror Show” (2021) covering Frank-N-Furter. Adam also performs as a singer across Melbourne, most notably singing lead vocals with the Ollie Shute Quintet in their “Night of Jamiroquai”.
Arrangements: Toshi Clinch
Piano: StephieJ
Guitar: Jack Pantazis
Songs by Stephen Sondheim. Conceived and developed by Craig Lucas & Norman Rene.
Produced off-Broadway by Diane de Mailly in association with William B. Young.
Originally produced by the Production company.
Licensed exclusively by Music Theatre International (Australasia)
Related Events
![](https://pridecentre.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/thumbnail_Untitled-design.jpg)
A Stephen Sondheim review
The Australian same-sex premiere of Sondheim’s Off-Broadway review.
Two single men spend a Saturday night alone in their apartments, reminiscing and fantasising about relationships to cope with their loneliness.
A bittersweet tale of love and survival, ‘Marry Me A Little‘ brings new life to a collection of often unheard songs by Stephen Sondheim.
Performed by Adrian Barilà (he/him) & Adam Canny (he/him).
Adrian has had the pleasure to perform as Scotty in ‘Merrily We Roll Along‘ (2017) and Frid in ‘A Little Night Music‘ (2018) with the Melbourne Sondheim repertoire company “Watch This”. His cabaret “I’ll Have What He’s Having” played a successful season at Midsumma in 2019. Adrian also works as a producer and moonlights as a baker.
Adam has worked with the Melbourne Shakespeare Company in three productions, as: Boyet in “Love’s Labour’s Lost” (2019), Cleomenes in “The Winter’s Tale” (2021), and Luciano in “Comedy of Errors” (2021). He most recently performed in John X Present’s production of “The Rocky Horror Show” (2021) covering Frank-N-Furter. Adam also performs as a singer across Melbourne, most notably singing lead vocals with the Ollie Shute Quintet in their “Night of Jamiroquai”.
Arrangements: Toshi Clinch
Piano: StephieJ
Guitar: Jack Pantazis
Songs by Stephen Sondheim. Conceived and developed by Craig Lucas & Norman Rene.
Produced off-Broadway by Diane de Mailly in association with William B. Young.
Originally produced by the Production company.
Licensed exclusively by Music Theatre International (Australasia)