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Mallet Man - The Superhero Musical

Musical

Overview

Synopsis

Set during the 1980s, we find Dexter, a reluctant superhero. He is always on call. There's no such luxury of working a straight 9 to 5 job. The demands of working around the clock, 7 days a week are finally getting to him. It's also affecting his relationship with his girlfriend Brenda, who is unaware of Dexter’s true identity.
He can't go on like this… But what's the answer? If only he had a team of superhero wannabes to help him out!

Show Information

Category
Musical
Age Guidance
Youth (Y)/General Audiences (G)
Number of Acts
1
First Produced
2024
Genres
Comedy
Settings
Simple/No Set
Time & Place
USA, 1980s
Cast Size
small
Dancing
Some Dance
Ideal For
Community Theatre, High School, Middle School, Regional Theatre, Mostly Male Cast, Includes Young Adult, Adult, Mature Adult Characters, Small Cast

Context

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Characters

Character Portrayals

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Scenes

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Songs

  1. Mallet Man (That’s What They Call Me) - Mallet Man & Cast

  2. I Can’t Go On Without You - Mallet Man

  3. I’m Going On A Happy Holiday - Mallet Man & Cast

  4. Life Is A Joke - Rob

  5. What Happens In Vegas - Cast

  6. Give Me All Your Money - Mrs White, Mallet Man, Joe

  7. Brenda’s Song - Brenda

  8. Wham Bam - Mallet Man & Cast

  9. You’re My Superhero - Joe and Nicky

  10. Absolutely Marvellopus - Mallet Man & Cast

  11. We’re All Superheroes - Cast

  12. Mallet Man (Mega Mix) - Cast

All songs written by Wayne Doyle and Kevin MacLeod. “We’re All Superheroes” written by Doyle & Garner.

A song with an asterisk (*) before the title indicates a dance number; a character listed in a song with an asterisk (*) by the character's name indicates that the character exclusively serves as a dancer in this song, which is sung by other characters.

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