The Musical Numbers
Rev. Robin's Rock n Roll Revival features the most popular classic Rock n Roll tunes from the 60's - 90's to praise the Lord of Rock n Roll and poke out the eyes of the Devil to.
Musical Number listing
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| The original cast performing Don't Fear the Reaper |
Down Under (Men at Work)
Don't Fear the Reaper (Blue Oyster Cult)
Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen) - sung upbeat and fast, The Original Cast video of Halleluhah
In A Gadda Da Vida (Iron Butterfly)
Let it Be (The Beatles)
Red Red Wine (UB-40) This piece will be performed during the communion Scene
This is the End of the World As we Know it (REM) Great song to follow the Faith Healing Scene
Spirit in the Sky (Norman Greenbaulm)
Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns and Roses)
Sympathy for the Devil (Rolling Stones)
Act 1
Scene 1 -- Welcome To Rock n Roll Revival
Musical Number 1 Pick a song from the programme
Introductions, Welcome Rev. Robin,
Musical Number 2, Spirit in The Sky (Norman Greenbaulm)
Congregation or audience members are invited to deliver a testimonial. They can be read, memorized, or improvised on the spot
Musical Number 3, Choose a song from the programme
A totally improvised healing. Choose an audience member or congregation member and perform a healing on him / her.
Musical Number 4, Choose a song from the Programme
Scene 4 -- Jesus Presence
Jesus makes his appearance at the Rock n Roll Revival
Musical Number 5, Choose a song from the Programme
Scene 5 -- Communion
A Rock n Roll style Communion with Red Wine or Grape Juice
Musical Number 6, Red Red Wine (UB-40)
Scene 6 -- Sympathy for the Devil
The Devil makes his appearance at the Rock n Roll Revival
Musical Number 7 Sympathy for The Devil (Rolling Stones) -- The Devil
Jesus, and Rev. Robin Mocks the Devil and pokes out his eyes
Musical Number 8, Choose a song from the Programme
Rev. Robin and the congregation say a closing prayer to Rock n Roll
Musical Number 9, Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen) With an upbeat tempo.
End of Act 1
Keep your Ears to the Tracks for the Script / Format
Page Index
Show set, charaters, music, comedy
The Script, Act 1 Scene 1- 3
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