A Girl’s Guide to World War
Suitable for small and large cast sizes!



Bring this award-winning musical to your stage
“A Girl’s Guide to World War” is a captivating Australian musical that brings to life the untold stories of women during World War One. This powerful and uplifting show offers flexible licensing options cater to both small and large casts, making it adaptable for various production scales. With its compelling narrative, memorable characters, and stirring score, “A Girl’s Guide to World War” promises to engage audiences and leave a lasting impact.
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Choose from two cast sizes

Company: Musical Theatre Australia
Location: Queensland Performing Arts Centre
Cast size: 7/8* Band size: 3*
*Award-winning guitarist Vix Nightsinger (centre, in blue) doubled as the Narrator
Large cast (10 to 20+ actors)
The sky’s the limit with this version. Boasting exciting leading and supporting roles, as well as stand-out feature roles, this version provides numerous parts for multiple actors.
Working with a large ensemble? Enjoy the multiple chorus harmonies in this unforgettable score. Plus, you can simplify the rehearsal process with our rehearsal backing tracks.
Choose orchestra parts to suit the size of the band or orchestra. Or, if you don’t have a band, the symphonic-quality orchestral backing tracks will give your production realism.
Company: Musical Theatre Students – Federation University
Location: Courthouse Theatre
Cast size: 10. Band size: 1 (keyboard)
Loads of add-ons and options!
After you choose your cast size, customise your license options
Every production is unique, and we want you to have everything you need to bring “A Girl’s Guide to World War” to life on your stage. That’s why we offer a variety of add-ons to enhance your licensing experience. As you go through the licensing process, you can select lots of options.

This project was made possible by the Australian Government’s Regional Arts Fund, provided through Regional Arts Australia, administered in Queensland by Flying Arts Alliance.

This project is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.