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AMORGAN’S GHOST

    

MORGAN’S GHOST

Morgan’s Ghost, the musical, is coming of age saga set in the late 1600’s, the hey-day of Piracy.

The action of the drama takes place within the setting of Captain Gideon’s run-down curio shop over-looking the Bourne Sea Gate of Hastings and within his nightmares and flashbacks to his days under the Privateer/Pirate Sir Henry Morgan. It contains 15 songs arranged by Oscar Smith plus notes for the Director.

  



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MORGAN’S GHOST

Morgan’s Ghost, the musical, is coming of age saga set in the late 1600’s, the hey-day of Piracy.

The action of the drama takes place within the setting of Captain Gideon’s run-down curio shop over-looking the Bourne Sea Gate of Hastings and within his nightmares and flashbacks to his days under the Privateer/Pirate Sir Henry Morgan. It contains 15 songs arranged by Oscar Smith plus notes for the Director.





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