Make Me A Cowboy A New Western Musical Comedy

The new western musical comedy “Make Me A Cowboy” will have you laughing and singing all through the night!  "Make Me A Cowboy” is set in Kansas, the late 1880's, on a ranch known as “The Jumpin’ J”. The railroads are running full-steam, forcing cowboys out of the herding business, placing the entire ranch in danger of closing its doors forever.

The ranch owner and his wealthy brother (both hailing from St Louis) devise a plan to keep the ranch financially afloat: Instead of herding cattle, they will herd eager city slickers (for a wee fee, of course) into a no-hold’s barred, true-grit education on the cowboy way of life!

That’s right, for a small price, city folk can actually learn how to be real ranching cowhands!  The cowboys at the Jumpin J have put together and rehearsed a show to enlighten, endear and educate: a performance to show all what it’s like to be a genuine cowboy!

However, cowhands aren’t playwrights and though they planned this extravaganza to the best of their abilities, mishaps and unplanned shenanigans force these cowboys into a whimsical ride of impromptu, fly-by-the-seat-of-their-pants action!

If you liked  "Smoke On The Mountain" you are going to love "Make Me A Cowboy - A New Western Musical Comedy"

Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have. I would love to discuss the possibility of how “Make Me A Cowboy – A New Western Musical Comedy” could be a part of your theatre’s schedule.

 

If interested in receiving a revised perusal copy of the script and a demo CD of the music please contact me.

 

All My Best,

Don Bryant Bailey

Make Me A Cowboy

A New Western Musical Comedy

 Written by  

Don B. Bailey   ShannonSturgis

Conceived by

Don B. Bailey

 Special Thanks

Quinn Gresham

 Original Songs by

Fran Ellison

Jane Godfrey

Kevin Kurth

 Musical Arrangements by

Kevin Kurth

Revised: 08-29-09

                                                                                                                            THE MANUSCRIPT,  PLAY AND MUSIC ARE THE PROPERTY OF THE WRITERS AND IS PROTECTED UNDER THE U.S. AND INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAWS                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

Don Bryant Bailey

uncstanlee@yahoo.com

Please contact us anytime! We look forward to hearing from you.