| | Act II | | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Cum On Feel the Noize Just Like Paradise Nothin' But a Good Time Sister Christian We Built This City Too Much Time On My Hands I Wanna Know What Love Is Cum On Feel the Noize (Reprise) | The Final Countdown Any Way You Want It High Enough I Hate Myself For Loving You Heat of The Moment Hit Me With Your Best Shot I Can't Fight This Feeling Every Rose Has Its Thorn Don't Stop Believin' |
Dennis, the club's owner, brings in Stacee Jaxx for a final, high-stakes farewell concert to save the club. The event turns chaotic: Stacee alienates his band, Sherrie gets caught in a compromising situation, and Drew, heartbroken, is tricked into joining a vapid boy band. However, after a series of comedic turns, everyone ends up working together to fight the developers, save the Bourbon Room, and reunite the young lovers in a triumphant finale set to "Don't Stop Believin'".
The script is intentionally cheesy, but self-aware. Lonny often comments on the plot’s predictability. This meta-humor is essential: it allows audiences to enjoy the clichés without rolling their eyes. For actors, the challenge is playing the sincerity straight while Lonny winks at the audience—a difficult tonal tightrope. rock of ages the musical script
Saving the rock 'n' roll lifestyle while chasing stardom. Breaking the Fourth Wall
Rock of Ages the musical is a high-energy, music-driven show that is sure to leave audiences feeling rocked. With its catchy songs, memorable characters, and witty script, it's no wonder that this show has become a cult classic. Whether you're a fan of 80s rock music or just looking for a fun and entertaining night out, Rock of Ages is a must-see. The script is intentionally cheesy, but self-aware
A passionate, quirky activist fighting against the demolition of the Sunset Strip. Vocal range: Folk/Rock belt.
Rock of Ages is a high-energy jukebox musical featuring a two-act script by Chris D'Arienzo, focusing on 1980s rock music and the Sunset Strip. The narrative centers on a rock club in danger, featuring characters like Drew, Sherrie, and the narrator Lonny, with a focus on meta-theatrical, fourth-wall-breaking moments. For actors, the challenge is playing the sincerity
Read it. Perform it. Or just blast “The Search Is Over” and pretend you’re on the Sunset Strip. You won’t regret it.
(To audience) Welcome to the Bourbon Room. Yeah, I know—it smells like regret and Aqua Net. But in 1987, this was the church of rock ’n’ roll. And every church needs a busboy with a dream.
The performance rights for Rock of Ages are managed by Concord Theatricals (formerly Samuel French).
A small-town girl who moves to LA to become an actress. Vocal range: Powerful rock belt.