BOMBED A LOT! The Music Of Peter Buoy Wryder is a lively tribute to the legendary (and completely fictitious) composer's often-memorable music. Drawing from his reviews, compositions, personal journal entries and secret C.I.A. files, the six cast members celebrate the career he never had as the world conspired against him. In an action packed hour, the cast presents 29 musical numbers in an effort to better understand the lost genius of Peter Buoy Wryder. Peter Buoy Wryder was born in London on Ground- hog Day, 1932. The son of Constance and Sir Buoy Couldy Wryder, he composed more than a dozen musicals and uncountable commercial jingles for products such as "Zit-Zapper" and "My Controllable Zombie". His musicals ranged from: the political Dormatorium ("Make beds, not war!"), to the politically correct Are Not Behaving Inappropriately, and his life-long project, the thirteen minute operetta P.M.S. Pinafore. His work spanned fifty years, and every style of music known to man. "If at first you don't succeed, bomb...bomb a lot!" -Peter Buoy Wryder, age 7