The Mystery of Edwin Drood is a musical based on the unfinished novel of the same name by Charles Dickens. One of the unique features of this show is that the audience gets to choose the ending of the story.

For singers who want to learn how to perform in a show like The Mystery of Edwin Drood, it's important to master the art of storytelling through song. This means connecting emotionally with the lyrics and bringing the character to life on stage. Breathing basics and breath support are also key skills to have for any style of singing, as well as good posture which can help with breath control.

One of the standout songs in The Mystery of Edwin Drood is "The Writing On The Wall," which showcases a strong belt technique. Another memorable song is "Don't Quit While You're Ahead," which requires a good mix and blend of head and chest voice.

To develop these skills, singers can use Singing Carrots' Pitch Training educational game to work on pitch accuracy and vibrato, as well as the Vocal Pitch Monitor to help with intonation. They can also use the Vocal Range Test to see what types of songs fit their vocal range and the song search feature to find pieces that match their preferences.

For more advice and tips on singing and performing, singers can check out Singing Carrots' articles on topics such as how to find your authentic voice, how to learn a song effectively, and how posture affects your singing. They can also watch videos on warm-ups, voice registers, and other vocal techniques.

With the right skills and resources, any singer can excel in a show like The Mystery of Edwin Drood and bring their character to life on stage.