BRONTE APPLEBY

“Tell Me On A Lockdown” was produced as part of a fun, community based activity on behalf of Liberty Rep. Using Andrew Lloyd Webber and Don Black’s “Tell Me On A Sunday” as a prompt and inspiration, numerous ladies from the north of England created pieces based on songs from the musical. We understand that "Tell Me On A Sunday" and "Song and Dance" is property of A. Polydor Ltd. and The Really Useful Group Ltd. This was purely produced as a collection of covers of music from Tell Me On A Sunday as part of the #MusicalsInIsolation initiative. We will take down the project if asked. Love Is (Part One) was written and performed by Eleanor Blackburn Take That Look Off Your Face was performed by Lucy Avison using the Karaoke - The Diamonds - Topic backing track without permission Let Me Finish was performed by Fiona Wilson using Fingering Piano 'Let Me Finish' backing track without permission You Made Me Think You Were In Love was performed by Lara Hancox using the Ameritz Karaoke "You Made Me Think You Were In Love" backing track without permission Love Is (Part Two) was written by Bronte Appleby and performed by Eleanor Blackburn Love Is (Part Three) was written by Bronte Appleby and performed by Kendal Boardman Letter Home to England was performed by Bronte Appleby Capped Teeth and Ceasar Salad was performed by Hannah Docherty It’s Not The End of the World was performed by Rachel Moir Second Letter Home to England was performed by Lucy Hilton Love Is (Part Four) was written by William Shakespeare and performed by Hannah Collins Unexpected Song was performed by Jessica Porter using Wissamis P. "Unexpected Song" backing track without permission Tell Me On A Sunday was performed by Millie Cranston using the Silva Screen Players 'Tell Me On A Sunday' backing track without permission Nothing Like You’ve Ever Known was performed by Lauren Hickin using the Ameritz Karaoke 'Nothing Like You've Ever Known' backing track without permission Love Is (Part Five) was written and performed by Lucy Barker Overture (live) using the video from Andrew Lloyd Webber Musical's YouTube page was used without permission in the credits

“Tell Me On A Lockdown” was produced as part of a fun, community based activity on behalf of Liberty Rep. Using Andrew Lloyd Webber and Don Black’s “Tell Me On A Sunday” as a prompt and inspiration, numerous ladies from the north of England created pieces based on songs from the musical. We understand that "Tell Me On A Sunday" and "Song and Dance" is property of A. Polydor Ltd. and The Really Useful Group Ltd. This was purely produced as a collection of covers of music from Tell Me On A Sunday as part of the #MusicalsInIsolation initiative. We will take down the project if asked. Love Is (Part One) was written and performed by Eleanor Blackburn Take That Look Off Your Face was performed by Lucy Avison using the Karaoke - The Diamonds - Topic backing track without permission Let Me Finish was performed by Fiona Wilson using Fingering Piano 'Let Me Finish' backing track without permission You Made Me Think You Were In Love was performed by Lara Hancox using the Ameritz Karaoke "You Made Me Think You Were In Love" backing track without permission Love Is (Part Two) was written by Bronte Appleby and performed by Eleanor Blackburn Love Is (Part Three) was written by Bronte Appleby and performed by Kendal Boardman Letter Home to England was performed by Bronte Appleby Capped Teeth and Ceasar Salad was performed by Hannah Docherty It’s Not The End of the World was performed by Rachel Moir Second Letter Home to England was performed by Lucy Hilton Love Is (Part Four) was written by William Shakespeare and performed by Hannah Collins Unexpected Song was performed by Jessica Porter using Wissamis P. "Unexpected Song" backing track without permission Tell Me On A Sunday was performed by Millie Cranston using the Silva Screen Players 'Tell Me On A Sunday' backing track without permission Nothing Like You’ve Ever Known was performed by Lauren Hickin using the Ameritz Karaoke 'Nothing Like You've Ever Known' backing track without permission Love Is (Part Five) was written and performed by Lucy Barker Overture (live) using the video from Andrew Lloyd Webber Musical's YouTube page was used without permission in the credits

“Tell Me On A Lockdown” was produced as part of a fun, community based activity on behalf of Liberty Rep. Using Andrew Lloyd Webber and Don Black’s “Tell Me On A Sunday” as a prompt and inspiration, numerous ladies from the north of England created pieces based on songs from the musical. We understand that "Tell Me On A Sunday" and "Song and Dance" is property of A. Polydor Ltd. and The Really Useful Group Ltd. This was purely produced as a collection of covers of music from Tell Me On A Sunday as part of the #MusicalsInIsolation initiative. We will take down the project if asked. Love Is (Part One) was written and performed by Eleanor Blackburn Take That Look Off Your Face was performed by Lucy Avison using the Karaoke - The Diamonds - Topic backing track without permission Let Me Finish was performed by Fiona Wilson using Fingering Piano 'Let Me Finish' backing track without permission You Made Me Think You Were In Love was performed by Lara Hancox using the Ameritz Karaoke "You Made Me Think You Were In Love" backing track without permission Love Is (Part Two) was written by Bronte Appleby and performed by Eleanor Blackburn Love Is (Part Three) was written by Bronte Appleby and performed by Kendal Boardman Letter Home to England was performed by Bronte Appleby Capped Teeth and Ceasar Salad was performed by Hannah Docherty It’s Not The End of the World was performed by Rachel Moir Second Letter Home to England was performed by Lucy Hilton Love Is (Part Four) was written by William Shakespeare and performed by Hannah Collins Unexpected Song was performed by Jessica Porter using Wissamis P. "Unexpected Song" backing track without permission Tell Me On A Sunday was performed by Millie Cranston using the Silva Screen Players 'Tell Me On A Sunday' backing track without permission Nothing Like You’ve Ever Known was performed by Lauren Hickin using the Ameritz Karaoke 'Nothing Like You've Ever Known' backing track without permission Love Is (Part Five) was written and performed by Lucy Barker Overture (live) using the video from Andrew Lloyd Webber Musical's YouTube page was used without permission in the credits

A look into Liberty Rep UK's inaugural scratch night at the Royal Northern College of Music on December 5th, 2019. Participants included: Conor A, Kamran Mohammed, Carly Bell, Bronte Appleby, Joe Clegg, Madeleine Healey, Eleanor Blackburn Videography by Owen Tuson

Ladies of Liberty is a brand new female based comedy night, set to finally arrive to stages, after Covid-19. But for now enjoy these 15 minutes of great laughs, with great sketches and even a song! The Rush- written by Paris Osborne and performed by Lucy Barker Beauty and the Creep- written and performed by Beth Nolan and Beth Turnbull Does my fanny look big in this?- written and performed by Eleanor May Blackburn Liberty rep- email- libertyrepinfo@gmail.com twitter- @LibRepUK Facebook- Liberty Rep Insta- @libertyrepuk