The Last Session Musical Lyrics
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1. Save Me a Seat
by The Last Session 2. Preacher and the Nurse
by The Last Session 3. Somebodys Friend
by The Last Session 4. The Group
by The Last Session 5. Going It Alone
by The Last Session 6. At Least I Know Whats Killing Me
by The Last Session 7. Friendly Fire
by The Last Session 8. Connected
by The Last Session 9. One More Song
by The Last Session 10. When You Care
by The Last Session
by The Last Session 2. Preacher and the Nurse
by The Last Session 3. Somebodys Friend
by The Last Session 4. The Group
by The Last Session 5. Going It Alone
by The Last Session 6. At Least I Know Whats Killing Me
by The Last Session 7. Friendly Fire
by The Last Session 8. Connected
by The Last Session 9. One More Song
by The Last Session 10. When You Care
by The Last Session
The Last Session is a musical with the book by Jim Brochu and the music and lyrics by Steve Schalchlin, with additional lyrics by John Bettis and Marie Cain. The musical is about a singer/songwriter who has decided to commit suicide to end his battle with AIDS, but only after one last recording session in the studio. The musical was presented Off-Broadway in 1997.
The musical is partially based on Schalchlin's life. CurtainUp notes that the musical is a "fictionalized and more tightly focused version of the autobiographical notes that the composer, Steve Schalchlin, has been keeping about his own life in a diary.
TalkinBroadway explained: "The character of Gideon is clearly based on composer Schalchlin, who has made no secret of the fact that he has escaped HIV-related death at least three times and was convinced by his own companion of fourteen years, Brochu, to write his feelings out as songs."
-Wikipedia
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Musical The musical is partially based on Schalchlin's life. CurtainUp notes that the musical is a "fictionalized and more tightly focused version of the autobiographical notes that the composer, Steve Schalchlin, has been keeping about his own life in a diary.
TalkinBroadway explained: "The character of Gideon is clearly based on composer Schalchlin, who has made no secret of the fact that he has escaped HIV-related death at least three times and was convinced by his own companion of fourteen years, Brochu, to write his feelings out as songs."
-Wikipedia