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By Maleesa Lamatina

July 21, 2012

little mermaid jr.

Hello,I was considering Willy Wonka for my elementary Drama Club, but now that I see Little Mermaid, Jr. is available for licensing, I am thinking about choosing it instead. I work with a large group (my Seussical, Jr. had 81 participants).I have one boy who I would really like to feature - he was Jojo in last year's Seuss Jr. Since I am not too familiar with the Little Mermaid songs for this version, can anyone tell me which male part would have the most featured singing? I would really like to showcase his talent, and it will be his last year in elementary school, so I want to make sure I at least consider him for the appropriate role.Thank you!

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By Jessica Binder

July 11, 2012

How to add Ensemble into Singin In the Rain

Hi! I'm considering a handful of awesome musicals for our Spring season, and Singin' in the Rain is high on our list. How have you added in Ensemble into the show? Which numbers were they in? We have a cast of approx 50 high schoolers.Thanks!!!

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By Michelle McCormick

July 03, 2012

Curious of how to add ensemble members to "Guys and Dolls, Jr."

Does anyone have ideas on how to add more cast members to Guys and Dolls?Thanks for your input!

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By isaiah ruiz

July 02, 2012

How to cast Horton

We are casting horton at our school and we wanted to know when you cast horton what do you look for in the way they sing act look?

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By William Coppola

May 02, 2012

Appropriate for Elementary School?

Hello, I'm wondering from those who have done this show before, if it would be appropriate for 4-5th graders. I only ask because I know the original B'way musical has themes of violence and alcoholism among other "adult themes." Have these things been changed at all for the Jr. version, or are they true to the original? For example, does Sarah still get drunk in Havanah??Thanks!

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By Pamela Miller

April 17, 2012

Adding ensemble to Into the Woods Jr.

Has anyone added an ensemble to Into the Woods Jr.? I'm wondering how doable this is, and how much opportunity for involvement the added ensemble would have. Thanks for your input.

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By Stephanie Stephens_2

March 27, 2012

Little Women Question

Any suggestions of how to "shorten Jo's hair" for the scene where she sells her hair in "Little Women"?

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By Benjamin Rush

January 25, 2012

Bruiser

I am mounting a production of Legally blonde this summer. I am wondering what advice or info people have on dealing with Bruiser and his role in the show.Thoughts?

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By Cynthia McKeen

January 24, 2012

13, the Musical. Dealing with fear.

Just finished a production of 13. LOVE LOVE LOVE this sweetly innocent funny sassy show..and yes, I said innocent. BUT I am getting A LOT of flack from my community. I was so shocked...all I saw were these typical/stereotypical characters played by lovely children experiencing awkwardness and beauty...I have found out there have been calls to my superintendent and my principal about the content. I thought I had lost my mind. I thought I had been punked. Have I missed the adolescent curiosity and exploration? The fear of being rejected for , well, anything? The need to be accepted and the desperation to be a part of something? I have NEVER shied away from any conversation with my students. I answer simply the questions asked, and I always refer them to their parents first for their input. Many colleagues are reeling as well. I didn't think it was insulting or complicated at all. I thought and still think it was beautiful and funny and uncomfortable and amazing...just like adolescence. Please advise. How do I bring a community back together? The knives in my back are beginning to sting.

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By Carol Ann Murray

January 23, 2012