O’Shay wants to retire from his job. He wants to walk away from what has become too easy for him—getting close to his enemies and then destroying them.
The primary question on Katie's mind is, how did she lose control of her life?
Rock operas, by definition, are experiments in melodrama and the most important element is the music, not the storyline. They rarely, if ever, wander into the territory of serious drama or attempt to address the pressing issues of society, particularly the issue of artist rights in the recording industry. But writer Bob Weidman's rock opera, …
