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Related shows or resources: The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley JR.Answer this Question
Related shows or resources: The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley JR.
Two versions of Flat Stanley
My organization needs to keep our children's shows to an hour - and limit the cast size to between 10 and 12 .
Which version of Flat Stanley do you recommend - TYA or JR.?
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Related shows or resources: Disney's The Lion King JR.Answer this Question
Related shows or resources: Disney's The Lion King JR.
Showkit
Is there a way to buy the showkit for Lion King Jr without the djembe set? I have a djembes that have the african print and will still incorporate them into the show.
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Related shows or resources: Singin' in the Rain JR.Answer this Question
Related shows or resources: Singin' in the Rain JR.
Is this show now available to purchase the rights? Has anyone done it in a middle school?
Middle School
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Related shows or resources: Disney's The Jungle Book KIDSAnswer this Question
Related shows or resources: Disney's The Jungle Book KIDS
How about making it a movie?
I was in this play as Shere Khan a few months ago, and recently, I thought of turning it into a little YouTube movie that mostly wouldn't take place in a building - it'd be filmed outside. I don't know if filming it is allowed, though. Must it strictly be a play, or is making it a movie okay?
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Related shows or resources: Peter Pan JR.Answer this Question
Related shows or resources: Peter Pan JR.
What Are Some alternatives to a Flyimg Sytem
Hello im Ethan and was wondering if anyone had any alternatives to flying with wires?
Thank you!
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Related shows or resources: Hairspray JR.Answer this Question
Related shows or resources: Hairspray JR.
Can our middle school perform Hairspray Jr. with a partially diverse cast?
Our middle school would like to perform Hairspray Jr. Our student population has some diversity, which is multi-racial, Hispanic, Asian, Indian, not many who are black. What are the requirements and can we work around this? Please send me an email with details, to kimschiff45@gmail.com. Also, does Edna have to be a male?
Thank you,
Kim
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Related shows or resources: Hairspray JR.Answer this Question
Related shows or resources: Hairspray JR.
Options for non-diverse Hairspray Jr. production.
My teens have spoken and they want to do Hairspray Jr. I know you have sent some suggestions to others on how to be true to the script without the necessary diversity in our cast members. I would love a copy of those suggestions, debbie@musictheatrewest.org. Thanks!
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Related shows or resources: Guys and Dolls JR.Answer this Question
Related shows or resources: Guys and Dolls JR.
Piano vocal score
Can I order a second piano vocal score. And if so, how do I do that?
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Related shows or resources: Disney's Beauty and the Beast JR.Answer this Question
Related shows or resources: Disney's Beauty and the Beast JR.
Contemporary costumes
Hi everyone. I am working on Beauty and the Beast Jr. I am thinking about trying something different and modernizing the costumes for both the villagers and servants to give the play a different look to surprise the audience. Has anyone tried this? Any thoughts or ideas would be great.
Many thanks