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‘Queens: The Musical’: Your favorite Queens from Game of Thrones universe unite for a melodic parody
Music is food for the soul. Even those who can’t read or write understand the language of music. While Game of Thrones is known for its amazing scores, thanks to the creative talent of Ramin Djawadi, it is also famous for the numerous parodies based off of it. The two genres have come together in ‘Queens: The Musical’, a hilarious as well as sonorous parody where six of your favorite queens from the Game of Thrones universe get together to sing for you.
Queens: The Musical was originally planned to premiere back in 2020, but was shifted to April 2022 due to the global pandemic. Inspired by the Broadway hit Six: The Musical by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, Queens: The Musical features six queens from George R. R. Martin’s ever-expanding fictional universe of A Song of Ice and Fire competing to become the favorite in an all-girl pop group. Enjoy it right here:
From WesterosMusicals, Queens: The Musical stars Tara Lynne as Cersei Lannister, Britt B as Margaery Tyrell, Lydia B as Asha Greyjoy, Elle V as Arianne Martell, Kat V as Daenerys Targaryen, and Anna W as Sansa Stark. It also features Daisy A., Matt F., Joi L, Moe S, and Dom T. Book and lyrics by Chloé D., Dom T, and Anna W., with Brian E.
Which of these queens impressed you the most? Tell us in the comments below!
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