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NO LOVE SONGS – A Modern Love Story opens at Sydney’s Foundry Theatre this March!
No Love Songs tells a modern love story inspired by real-life experiences. The highly acclaimed new musical will tour Australia in 2025, with performances commencing 7 March 2025 for a limited season at Sydney’s newest venue, the Foundry Theatre, part of the Lyric Theatre Sydney.
No Love Songs is a powerful and uplifting modern love story featuring heart-felt songs by Kyle Falconer, lead singer of the Scottish band The View, and starring Keegan Joyce (Rake, Please Like Me) and Lucy Maunder (Chicago, Mary Poppins).
Following it’s Sydney season, the show will open at Melbourne’s Athenaeum Theatre from July. Join the waitlist to be among the first to receive updates!
NO LOVE SONGS 2025 Sydney dates
07 March – 13 April 2025.
Secure tickets to the Sydney Season of NO LOVE SONGS or join the Melbourne waitlist here.
No Love Songs brings alive the joys and struggles of Jessie (Joyce) and Lana (Maunder) as they navigate the challenges of their new lives as parents. Funny, hard-hitting and powerful, No Love Songs is authentic and inspired by the real-life experiences of Kyle Falconer –and his partner Laura Wilde. Songs featured in No Love Songs are taken from Falconer’s second solo album, No Love Songs for Laura, and reimagined for the musical stage. If you just can’t wait to feel the love, you can listen to No Love Songs for Laura here!
“No Love Songs is about a couple who meet, fall in love, start a family, and trying to find the balance between raising a family, keeping love alive, careers and passions. It’s hilarious and it’s real and raw. I haven’t really seen a show like this before on stage in Australia. It’s a joyful show, even though it deals with the tough realities of parenthood.” – Keegan Joyce
I think this show is incredibly relatable. As a parent myself, I read the script for the first time and felt it was so refreshingly honest and real. It’s such a privilege to be able to present a new work to Australian audiences. I love that it is so honest and so raw. And that people can see themselves in what’s being performed on stage. – Lucy Maunder
As the story goes – new parents Jessie and Lana are both madly in love until singer/songwriter Jessie gets his big break in America, leaving Lana isolated back at home with their newborn baby leading to an emotional roller-coaster of turmoil, heart-felt emotions and tears. Will the sparks that were there yesterday get them through tomorrow?
No Love Songs is produced in Australia by Newtheatricals. No Love Songs completed a sell-out season at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and in London and just completed its American premiere ahead of its New York opening in March 2025, following the Australian premiere.
Secure for tickets to NO LOVE SONGS here.
