Lance Mulcahy
Lance Mulcahy (17 April 1931 – 26 January 1995) was an Australian-born composer of musicals and revue. Mulcahy began his career in the 1950s writing for intimate revue, notably for the Phillip Street Theatre in Sydney. In the UK, he contributed to the West End revues "Pieces of Eight" (1959), "On The Brighter Side" (1961) and "One Over The Eight" (1961). He composed the chamber musical "Park" with book and lyrics by Paul Cherry, which played on Broadway at the John Golden Theatre in April 1970. His revue "Shakespeare's Cabaret", which he conceived of and composed to  words of Shakespeare, was performed at the off-Broadway Colonnades Theatre and transferred to the Bijou Theatre on Broadway in early 1981. Mulcahy was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Original Score for the music to "Shakespeare's Cabaret". His partner was the British theatre designer Desmond Heeley, who died in 2016.