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It's summer and the temperature's rising when suddenly every beach on the Jersey Shore is threatened with closure: The water is too polluted for swimming! That is until Rob -- a small town pool technician -- stumbles upon an opportunity that will change his life and save the sea. But when a local handy man's lust for power and revenge threatens Rob's world, the two rivals are thrust into battle to restore the ocean and win the heart of a woman they both love. How Deep Is The Ocean? is a musical comedy about love, lust, and chlorine.
The 2012 New York Musical Theatre Festival presents the world premiere of How Deep Is The Ocean?, the musical with music and lyrics by Peter Cincotti (“Metropolis”), book by Pia Cincotti, and directed by Jeremy Dobrish and Gina Rattan.
The cast features: Michelle Federer (Wicked), Eric Leviton (“Beverly Hilly 90210”), Aaron Ramey (Thoroughly Modern Millie), Lavon Fisher-Wilson (Chicago), Amanda Burton (“Waterloo Road” and “Silent Witness on the BBC), Anthony Festa (Bar Code, The Musical), Kevin Reed (The Visit), Sandy Rosenberg (Mamma Mia!), Michael St. John (xxx), Corey Scheys (Annie National Tour), and Daryl Winslow (Evil Dead The Musical).
Native New Yorker Peter Cincotti began became the youngest performer to ever headline at the prestigious Oak Room of the Algonquin Hotel in New York at age 18, and his brilliant compositions have been delighting audiences worldwide since. In 2003, Peter’s debut album, produced by the legendary Phil Ramone, reached #1 on the Billboard jazz charts, making Cincotti the youngest artist to ever do so. This led to acclaimed performances at Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall, and many other prestigious venues all over the world.
Peter made his acting debut in the Kevin Spacey film Beyond The Sea, and also contributed to the film’s soundtrack. He then made a cameo appearance in the blockbuster film Spider-Man 2. His original song 'December Boys' was featured in the Australian film December Boys, starring Daniel Radcliffe.
In 2006, Cincotti teamed up with world-renown music producer David Foster to record his first album of all original material for Warner Brothers Records entitled East Of Angel Town. The record went gold overseas and his single 'Goodbye Philadelphia' took the airwaves by storm reaching #1 throughout Europe’s Top Ten. In the spring of 2009, Cincotti brought the album to the United States by joining the artist Seal on his sold out American tour.
Peter explores musical styles that blend pop, rock, blues and jazz, infusing each new song he writes with originality and startling energy. His unparalleled piano skills and relevant song writing make Cincotti one of the most unique and socially aware artists in the music industry today, a sentiment that is freshly showcased on his newest album Metropolis, just released this May.
The New York Musical Theatre Festival, Now in its ninth year, the New York Musical Theatre Festival (NYMF) is the largest annual musical theatre event in America and is widely regarded as the essential source for new material and talent discovery. NYMF provides a launching pad for the next generation of musicals and their creators to ensure the continued vitality of one of America's greatest art forms. Hailed as the "Sundance of Musical Theatre," NYMF discovers, nurtures, and promotes promising musical theatre artists and producers at all stages of development, and inspires a diverse audience through vibrant, accessible, powerful new work.
The 2012 New York Musical Theatre Festival presents the world premiere of How Deep Is The Ocean?, the musical with music and lyrics by Peter Cincotti (“Metropolis”), book by Pia Cincotti, and directed by Jeremy Dobrish and Gina Rattan.
The cast features: Michelle Federer (Wicked), Eric Leviton (“Beverly Hilly 90210”), Aaron Ramey (Thoroughly Modern Millie), Lavon Fisher-Wilson (Chicago), Amanda Burton (“Waterloo Road” and “Silent Witness on the BBC), Anthony Festa (Bar Code, The Musical), Kevin Reed (The Visit), Sandy Rosenberg (Mamma Mia!), Michael St. John (xxx), Corey Scheys (Annie National Tour), and Daryl Winslow (Evil Dead The Musical).
Native New Yorker Peter Cincotti began became the youngest performer to ever headline at the prestigious Oak Room of the Algonquin Hotel in New York at age 18, and his brilliant compositions have been delighting audiences worldwide since. In 2003, Peter’s debut album, produced by the legendary Phil Ramone, reached #1 on the Billboard jazz charts, making Cincotti the youngest artist to ever do so. This led to acclaimed performances at Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall, and many other prestigious venues all over the world.
Peter made his acting debut in the Kevin Spacey film Beyond The Sea, and also contributed to the film’s soundtrack. He then made a cameo appearance in the blockbuster film Spider-Man 2. His original song 'December Boys' was featured in the Australian film December Boys, starring Daniel Radcliffe.
In 2006, Cincotti teamed up with world-renown music producer David Foster to record his first album of all original material for Warner Brothers Records entitled East Of Angel Town. The record went gold overseas and his single 'Goodbye Philadelphia' took the airwaves by storm reaching #1 throughout Europe’s Top Ten. In the spring of 2009, Cincotti brought the album to the United States by joining the artist Seal on his sold out American tour.
Peter explores musical styles that blend pop, rock, blues and jazz, infusing each new song he writes with originality and startling energy. His unparalleled piano skills and relevant song writing make Cincotti one of the most unique and socially aware artists in the music industry today, a sentiment that is freshly showcased on his newest album Metropolis, just released this May.
The New York Musical Theatre Festival, Now in its ninth year, the New York Musical Theatre Festival (NYMF) is the largest annual musical theatre event in America and is widely regarded as the essential source for new material and talent discovery. NYMF provides a launching pad for the next generation of musicals and their creators to ensure the continued vitality of one of America's greatest art forms. Hailed as the "Sundance of Musical Theatre," NYMF discovers, nurtures, and promotes promising musical theatre artists and producers at all stages of development, and inspires a diverse audience through vibrant, accessible, powerful new work.
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