BOOK, MUSIC & VOCAL ARRANGER CREDITS
BECOMING NANCY
Directed by two-time Tony winner Jerry Mitchell, Becoming Nancy had its world premiere at the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta in 2019. Terry has since joined the show’s creative team, co-writing seven new songs and vocal arrangements with George Stiles and Elliot Davis. The UK premiere of this new production at The Birmingham Rep in October 2024, played to nightly standing ovations, receiving four and five star reviews across the board.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MAN IN NEW YORK
Terry has conceived and written this brand new original musical, collaborating on music and songs with Steve Anderson and Ian Masterson. The show is at workshop stage, with a third more extensive workshop presentation coming in 2025.
SOME GIRL I USED TO KNOW
Terry’s first play, Some Girl I Used To Know, a bittersweet one-woman play with music starring Denise Van Outen, completed a successful UK tour followed by a West End run at The Arts Theatre in 2014. In 2021, the show re-emerged as a filmed-as-live performance for streaming, directed by Tamsin Outhwaite.
THE HURLY BURLY SHOW
Along with William Baker, Steve Anderson, Ashley Wallen and Miss Polly Rae, Terry created The Hurly Burly Show, a spectacular burlesque musical comedy which enjoyed three West End runs plus tours in South Africa and Australia.
RENT
Terry was the vocal arranger and supervisor on the 2007 West End revival of Jonathan Larson’s Rent at The Duke Of York’s Theatre, starring Denise Van Outen, Luke Evans and Siobhán Donaghy.
VIVA LA DRAG
Terry was book writer, song writer and vocal arranger and supervisor on Viva La Drag, the fictional, musical tale of an all-male ‘girl group’, which toured major UK theatres between 2013-15.
ORCHID
In October 2012, Terry was book writer and vocal arranger and supervisor on Orchid, a sensual musical, circus extravaganza that played for four months in the art district of Miami.
CELEBRITY CRUISES
in 2015, Terry wrote and co-created two musical shows for Celebrity Cruises - ELYRIA & THE CHANDELIER with Steve Anderson, William Baker, Marty LaSalle and Ashley Wallen.