NO LOVE SONGS
After sell-out seasons at the Edinburgh Fringe, London and US Premiere,
NO LOVE SONGS, is now playing at the Foundry Theatre, located in the Sydney Lyric Theatre, Pyrmont.
Meet Jessie and Lana, a couple madly in love who are grappling with the challenges of parenthood. When Jessie gets a huge music career break in America, Lana's left holding the fort with their new baby, and the emotional tug of war begins.
Through a powerful blend of music, tears, and laughter, the audience is taken on a heartfelt journey as they navigate the ups and downs of parenthood.
NO LOVE SONGS is an authentic modern love story, inspired by the real-life experiences of Scottish musician Kyle Falconer, (lead singer of Scottish band, The View), and his wife, Laura. Starring Keegan Joyce (Rake, Please Like Me) and Lucy Maunder (Mary Poppins, Chicago).
★★★★★
‘Outstanding, a superb piece with moving authenticity. The coolest show in town. Don’t miss it!’ British Theatre.
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Excellent production- great singing, acting and story line - highly recommend
Very moving and excellent performance
Amazing show, the songs and the story are definitely top notch. Love the chemistry on set too
Such a lovely story and the voices were incredible. The show was fantastic and wild the 3 people never left the stage but told such a powerful story!!
Loved the venue and the intimacy and energy of the performance. Very touching and raw in its realism
Brilliant
The swearing grated
Show was great, story is very emotional and the voices of both are incredible. My self and my daughter had great time
Absolutely a wonder intimate show
It was fantastic
Great seats and great shows. Bring your tissues, it's emotional
Loved and cried. Very powerful. A bit confronting.
Great show and the cosy setting engaged the audience. The actors were fantastic and believable in portraiting the ups and downs of parenthood through song.
Fantastic and powerful . A good reminder of the struggles of parenthood . Such emotion high and lows. Actors were amazing in capturing and holding the audience on every word. Loved it
Intimate setting, worth seeing, will make you laugh and cry
Thoroughly enjoyed the show. The two performers made full use of the small stage to give the audience an intimate, raw telling of their story. My friend said she had a tear in her eye as she saw Lucy Maunder too had tears.
Humour was, however, sprinkled through the show so the story had a nice balance.
The audience was included in the conversation, as was the keyboard player seated discreetly on stage, but was very much the third performer.
Great music and songs made poignant with the conveyance of a true life story.
Wow what a ROLLERCOASTER of emotions!!
Both actors delivered superbly as you would expect from their reputations and the guy behind the keyboard had a few unexpected tricks up his sleeve.
The theatre is raw and simple which suited the production well. Grateful for the opportunity!
It was a tough subject to perform as a musical but it was done very tastefully. The singing was beautiful and the play was very clever the way they switched from speaking to each other and thinking outloud . Enjoyed the evening very much
Fabulous artists and a compelling storytelling. The show had me totally enthralled.
Very enjoyable. Musical and poignant. Thank you.
Foundry theatre comfortable. Great singing by actors. A liitle bit dark . Enjoyable
One of the scenes was triggering