#ryder bach

The boy-meets-boy story is told from Will’s perspective and we gain access to his thoughts through humorous monologues and when he addresses the audience directly. He quickly wins us over with his quirky thoughts, ramblings about love, and, of course, his desires for Mike. Unfortunately Mike has a girlfriend, although she’s conspicuously absent.

starkinsider.com/2010/04/theater-review-berkeley-reps-girlfriend-musical-shines.html

I don't know who recorded this audio (below) but thank you! I'm only gifting this one audio for curiousity's sake. It's old and no master attached and only 1 audio so maybe it's alright. Public gifting is not really my thing but this musical is really... sweet.

Girlfriend May 13th 2010 - Berkeley, CA

Ryder Bach (Will), Jason Hite (Mike)

tracked, mp3

drive.google.com/folderview?id=1sLsblJnXA5N7ycA0B4Im1I1_X49ajUww

Girlfriend (Songs From the Musical)

11 songs from the 2010 musical. Performed by Matthew Sweet. Compiled and arranged in 1 album. Album art from Berkeley Rep + embedded lyrics. Fanmade album.

drive.google.com/file/d/1C_0Mx1KDoUkHkaZ2c6rGQgPDz_a-otrs/view?usp=drivesdk

Girlfriend at Berkeley Rep (Highlights/Trailer)

Body Parts: "Doing Things" (directed by Dave Seger, Mike Karnell & Ryder Bach)

It wasn't until I was putting this post together that I realized that Los Angeles' Body Parts includes an old acquaintance of mine from my days of playing at the original Vera Project in Seattle. Small world! Anyhow, though the song featured in the video is taken from an EP that the band self-released last year, it's original and incredibly entertaining video is quite new and quite worth a few minutes of your time.

Body Parts - Doing Things

Wow. Totally blown away by this brand new video by LA natives, Body Parts. There album On Purpose was released nearly a year ago last July, and is truly a unique and worthwhile listen. They do something, and they do it well, and many can't do it, and many can't do it well. In there words, the album explores "foreground music (as opposed to background), our obsession with irony, and our difficulty with sincerity."