Name Change!
The show has left the horrible, horrible name of Forensics: The Musical, to The Perfect Crime. This may be changed in the future, but for now this is what it’s called

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Name Change!
The show has left the horrible, horrible name of Forensics: The Musical, to The Perfect Crime. This may be changed in the future, but for now this is what it’s called
Motivations
There isn’t romance in the show, so some people may wonder what Nancy’s motivation for staying would be. She has no family, and it’s extremely difficult for her to make friends. David is the only person she knows who cares about her wellbeing, even though he’s still an ass (character still in development lol)
Boys and girls can be close friends without feeling the need to provide romance
Song Names (concepts)
Act 1: -Fired (the beginning song where they both run out of the police station singing about getting fired - thrilling, I know.) -Trying to Make It (a slow song, them going from job to job, not being able to pay bills or work efficiently, which leads to them getting fired from every job they own. The visuals would be them knocking on doors, entering, and walking out seconds later most likely.) -The Only Solution (David tells Nancy what they can do, which is rob houses for money; the starting point for basically everything that goes down.) -Another Day at Work (the funny song that’s bouncy and happy while it shows them robbing houses and pick pocketing) -Repetition (Nancy is worrying if they’ll ever get caught, David assures her that “repetition is good, it’s a cycle.”) -Going Deeper (It shows David’s thought process slowly going darker and darker, the end is him thinking of the “perfect crime”) -The Perfect Crime (act 1 finale, David murders the police chief without Nancy knowing and is caught immediately; when Nancy gets to the apartment at the end she sees David being taken away by the police)
Act 2: -Interrogation Pt. 1 (extremely fast-paced, the cops ask questions and David immediately responds and they fire back with another right after, this goes on for the entire song.) -What Were You Thinking? (Nancy visits David, through the phone communication thing they have in prisons, and she’s asking him the same question over and over while he tries to explain; he has really bad excuses) -The Perfect Crime reprise (David begs for forgiveness, it’s him in his cell saying he’s sorry) -Interrogation Pt. 2 (fast-paced yet again, and then they ask him if he had a partner. time slows and he sings softly about how he’s not sure. he only sings to himself, the cops don’t hear this ofc) -Choices (Nancy sings about the choices she has to make. Staying and turning herself in so she isn’t lonely, or leaving to move on) -Remember Me (David telling Nancy if she leaves, to remember him, emotional) -The Final Decision (the finale, Nancy makes her decision)
((In a Moment has most likely been scrapped))
Fixed Concept
A little tweak I thought of for Act 2 is that instead of Nancy escaping the country is that she was never considered an accomplice, so she’s safe to exist, and she gets a job offer as a forensic scientist again. There may be an issue there because I could see David ratting her out, but I’ll fix that sooner or later, with the character writing by changing how it ends.
More of In a Moment
If it’s the Act 2 beginning, here would be the idea for it:
In a Moment: Nancy sees David being captured and she spends the entire song debating what she should do. Very fast-paced, like in Falsettos when Trina sings “chop chop chop chop chop I chopped it”
In a Moment (Reprise): Nancy makes her decision, and David is singing parts of Remember Me as a final attempt.
Act 2 Ideas
A thought, which may not make it, but I kind of like it:
Act 1 ended with them being caught, and Act 2 is Nancy making her decision with bits of David begging her in between.
Song name ideas: (since I can’t write lyrics for my life)
*In a moment: The final decision; Nancy singing about what could happen in a moment. (It could also be the Act 2 beginning, but at the end Nancy can’t make the decision and time goes slower, giving her time to pick. In this version it would be fast-paced.)
*Don’t forget me/Remember me: David singing to Nancy, trying to convince her to stay with him. Throughout the song he says “remember me?” or “don’t forget me” (not sure yet) because he’s trying to spark up an old memory. He’s singing about the past events of the musical, and all they’ve done.
Characters --NOT FINAL--
This is the basic groundwork for the main characters of the show, I haven’t fleshed them out at all yet, but I’d feel better if I had some base for them laid out already, so here:
David Collins: * 29 years old * Fear of growing old/not living up to his potential * Scratches himself a lot??? (not sure yet) * The one who goes overboard * Best in his class; overachiever
Nancy Reynolds: * 28 years old * Levelheaded; cautious * Intelligent * Nervous/paranoid * Begs for her job at the beginning
The Base
This post is only meant to serve as the starting point for this show. This is not the full thought out version yet. Until the official release of the show, this blog is only meant to organize the thoughts/lines of dialogue/lyrics for this show. The main idea for the show is:
“Two forensic scientists are fired from their jobs, so in order to have a source of income, they begin committing crimes. They release that with their knowledge of what the police can do and how to hide their tracks, they can get away with virtually anything. Everything goes smoothly until one of the scientists becomes obsessed with the thought of committing crime. Because of the scientist’s insatiable need to commit crimes, they are caught. The end of the show is the other scientist deciding whether to stay with them or run away to safety.”
Hopefully this show goes farther than just a few ideas!