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To celebrate the release of Heathers The Musical – Original West End Cast Recording in digital and streaming formats tomorrow, Friday 1^st March 2019, Ghostlight Records and Heathers The Musical have teamed up to put on a series of fan integrated activities, including, live Facebook Q&A with some of the cast, Twitter Q&A with writers, Kevin Murphy and Laurence O’Keefe, and a London Treasure Hunt for signed copies of the Heathers Musical Brochure & free download of the album.

FACEBOOK LIVE Q&A

Tomorrow (Friday 1st) cast members of Heathers The Musical will be live on Facebook from 1PM to answer fan questions!

For fans to take part please send questions on twitter using the #AskHeathersand tagging Heathers The Musical HERE

At 1PM fans are to head over to the Heathers The Musical Facebook page here, and find out if they read out your question!

TWITTER Q&A WITH KEVIN MURPHY & LAURENCE O’KEEFE

At 3PM fans should head over to Twitter for a live Q&A with Heathers The Musical’s writers.

To take part fans should tweet at @LarryIsOKeefe and @kevinmurphyhc with#AskTheWriters

LONDON TREASURE HUNT 

Throughout the afternoon of Friday March 1st, Heathers The Musical will be hiding signed brochures around London, that are significant to Heathers The Musical.

Finders of these brochures will also receive a FREE download to the fullHeathers The Musical – Original West End Cast Recording album!

To take part fans should follow Heathers The Musical on Instagram HERE.

Founder of Ghostlight Records, Kurt Deutsch, said ‘I am thrilled to be working with the Heathers UK family and being reunited with Larry and Kevin again after recording Legally Blonde and Reefer Madness. Heathers is great fun and we’re happy to be able to preserve the London cast recording.’