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Performed by Kala Gare, Cameron Bajraktarevic-Hayward, Victoria Falconer and Mathew Frank
Music by Mathew Frank, lyrics by Dean Bryant, orchestrations by James Simpson
Mixed and recorded by Guus Hoevenaars
My Brilliant Career is playing at Southbank Theatre, 7 Nov — 18 Dec 2024. Learn more at www.mtc.com.au/my-brilliant-career
Music by Mathew Frank, lyrics by Dean Bryant, orchestrations by James Simpson
Mixed and recorded by Guus Hoevenaars
My Brilliant Career is playing at Southbank Theatre, 7 Nov — 18 Dec 2024. Learn more at www.mtc.com.au/my-brilliant-career
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