Emma Hunton, Jason Gotay, George Salazar and More Sing Moment by Moment in Alexander Sage Oyen Song Cycle Aug. 31 | Playbill

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News Emma Hunton, Jason Gotay, George Salazar and More Sing Moment by Moment in Alexander Sage Oyen Song Cycle Aug. 31 Composer Alexander Sage Oyen's song cycle Moment by Moment, featuring songs about love, cults and McDonald's, is held Aug. 31 at Manhattan nightspot 54 Below.

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The concert version of Oyen's song cycle features performances from Alice Lee (BareSpider-Man Turn Off the Dark, Spring Awakening), Emma Hunton (Spring Awakening), Jason Gotay (Bring It On), Zak Resnick (Mamma Mia!) and George Salazar (Godspell, Here Lies Love). 

Directed by Brandon Ivie with musical direction by Benjamin M. Rauhala, the 11 PM concert promises "a vibrant, realistic and fresh look at what it is to be a young adult in today's world, told through Oyen's musical styling."

"Moment by Moment, in essence, is a show comprised of musical theatre short stories," added composer Oyen in a statement. "However, if you look closer, you can find that each story teller has an arc and their own individual story to tell. The show will have some world-premiere tunes in it and some brand spankin' new orchestrations."

The band includes Rauhala on piano, Austin Moorehead and Ryan Cooper on guitar, Charlie Rosen on bass and Jordan Ross on drums.

Oyen's Moment by Moment will have its international premiere in February 2014. His other projects include Sidekicks, which was seen as part of the NYMF 2012 Reading Series, and A Night Like This, which was produced at Florida State University and Princeton University. He can be heard on Scott Alan's "Live" album and was seen on VH1's "In Search of the Partridge Family." His albums include "Drafts" and "If I Knew Better."

Lina Renzina produces.

54 Below is located at 254 W. 54th Street. For more information and tickets, visit 54Below.com.

 
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