Fugitive Songs is a 19-song journey across American that spotlights people on the run, offering a new sound for a restless America.
"Powerful... a song cycle tailored to anyone who has ever thought of shucking his job, his mate or his life to start anew."
Variety
"Fugitive Songs is a fluid song cycle that centers on the theme of flight: specifically, running away... from home, from lovers, from troubles, from whatever. The show, therefore, has a picaresque quality akin to a modern musical rendition of Jack Kerouac's On the Road."
Talkin' Broadway, The Siegel Column
"The show is an excellent showcase for the five golden-voiced actors who bring its songs to life. But the real stars of Fugitive Songs are Miller and Tysen, who have created a tuneful, genuinely evocative score. Miller’s music features soaring harmonies with elements of folk rock, bluegrass and old-fashioned theatre music, and is backed up by a piano and terrific four-piece band. Tysen’s lyrics have moments of real wit and walk the line between rock and theatre with ease."
Curtain Up
"Some of the songs are upbeat and funny and some are melancholic. But what makes Fugitive Songs work is the beautiful marriage of well-crafted songs and the harmonious vocals of [the] actors."
Broadway World
"During several of the songs I found myself thinking, ‘Wow, I could listen to this for days. DAYS!"
Columbus Underground
Fugitive Songs was originally produced by Dreamlight Theatre Company in New York City. Fugitive Songs opened March 9, 2008 at the 45th St. Theater in NYC, under the direction of Joe Calarco, with musical direction by Justin Mendoza.