Shane Warne: The Musical - Plot

Plot

The musical consists of two acts: the first act covering Warne's aborted Australian rules football career, his marriage and his rise to success as a Test cricketer while the controversial issues that Warne was involved in; such as his drug offence, infidelity and the John the bookmaker controversy feature in the second act. The musical finishes with a chorus "Everyone's a little bit like Shane".

The musical contains a series of songs about various incidents in Warne's life both on and off the cricket field, including:

  • "The Tale Of Warne";
  • "Run";
  • "Get Offa The Couch";
  • "How do you spell success? AIS";
  • "We're Going There";
  • "Piss It All Away";
  • "Hollywood";
  • "The Ball";
  • "Payin' Attention Now";
  • "Dancing With The Stars";
  • "We Never Cross The Line";
  • "The Away Game";
  • "Is The Sun The Moon?";
  • "I'm Coming Home";
  • "Shine Like Shane";
  • "What About That, Shane?";
  • "The Ashes";
  • "Bunny in the headlights" (about Daryll Cullinan); and
  • "What an SMS I’m in".

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