Don't Stop Believing — Rowanna Green

A failing marriage. A union separated by distance. An accidental encounter. Can the Edinburgh Fringe Festival work its magic?
Kathy's life is a mess. Sure, the job's great and her home is to-die-for, but she spends way too much time on the midnight train to catch a few fraught hours with her musician husband, Jimmy. While he's away, Dan-next-door looks dangerously attractive.
On paper, Jimmy has it all. A talented wife, a successful rock band and nights in smart hotels. The gig at Edinburgh's hottest arts festival is the culmination of years on the road, but the lack of harmony in his marriage makes him feel like a failure. He and Kathy fight to stay together, but events conspire to break them apart as they interact with colourful characters drawn to the Fringe.

In this rock-music-inspired tale, three love stories intertwine as each player is forced to take stock of their lives and discover what is truly important.

This romantic, uplifting story is based on a musical written many years ago, featuring twenty of Journey's best-loved hits. In true musical style (think Mamma Mia, We ill Rock You, Rock of Ages), the characters are larger-than-life and the scenarios stretch credibility, but if you free your mind, visualise the sets and lights, and even make a playlist, it will all come to life.