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A fiddler on the roof! It sounds crazy, no? But here in our little village of Anatevka, you might say that every one of us is a fiddler on the roof, trying to scratch out a pleasant, simple tune without breaking his neck. Ah, this is easy. You may ask, why do we stay up if it's so dangerous? We stay because Anatevka is our home. And how do we keep our balance? That I can tell you in one word. Tradition! Here at Anatevka, we have traditions for everything. How to eat, how to sleep, how to wear clothes. For instance, we always keep our heads covered and we always wear a little prayer shawl. This shows our constant devotion to God. Because of our traditions, everyone knows who he is and what God expects him to do. To remind the children, say his daily prayers, and as the wife, as master of the house, to have the final word at home. The Papa, the Papa's tradition. The Papa, the Papa's tradition. You must know the way to make a proper home, a quiet home, a kosher home. You must make At 3 I started Hebrew school, at 10 I learned a trade. Why here they picked a bride for me? I hope she's pretty. The sun, the sun, it's early sun. The sun, the sun, it's early sun. And who does Mama teach to mend hands, hands, and face? Preparing me to marry whoever thought of this. And here in Anatevka, we've always had our special types. For instance, Yentl the matchmaker. Avram, I have the perfect match for your son, a wonderful girl. Who is it? Rachel, the shoemaker's daughter. But she can hardly see, she's almost blind. Tell the truth, Abram, is your son so much to look at? The way she sees and the way he looks, it's a perfect match! Stop! And written up the better, oh, the more, oh, the more. Here, that novel is 1 kopeck. 1 kopeck? Last week you gave me 2 kopecks. Will I have a bad week? Sad! If you have a bad week, why should I suffer? Ah! And most important of all, our beloved rabbi. Rabbi, may I ask you a question? Certainly, my son. Is there a proper blessing for the tsar? A proper blessing for the tsar? Yes, of course! May God bless and keep the Tsar far away from us. [MUSIC] They make a much bigger circle. He's honored the constable, he's honored the priest, he's honored the many others. We don't bother them, and so far they don't bother us. And here among ourselves, we get along perfectly well. Well, there was this one time, Eve sold him a horse and he delivered a mule, but that's all settled now. Now we live in perfect peace and harmony. Without our traditions, our lives would be as shaky as— as— as a fiddler on the roof! We've been hard on these pieces since June, and we're really excited to show them to you. Tonight we will present this mosaic of performances, both comedic and dramatic, both spectacular and heartfelt. We're really grateful for all of your support, so I know I can speak for all of us when I say thank you, and I hope you enjoy. By Joseph Stein, Fiddler on the Roof is a musical set in Imperial Russia around 1905. The story centers on Tevye, a milkman who attempts to maintain his Jewish traditions as outside influences invade his family's lives. He must cope with the strong-willed actions of his three older daughters who wish to marry for love, whose choices of husbands are successively worse in Tevye's traditional eyes. The original Broadway production of the show, which opened in 1964, had the first musical theater in history to surpass 3,000 performances. It won 9 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Score, Book, Direction, and Choreography. It spawned 5 Broadway revivals and a highly successful 1971 film adaptation, and has enjoyed enduring international popularity. What you just watched was Tradition, the opening number explaining Tevye's lifestyle and laying the groundwork for most of the conflict later on. Before we jump into it, it is my absolute pleasure to introduce to you our accompanists Kelly Dahan! Kelly teaches his own MBT class at Mountain Ridge High School. He also has been the head music director at Hale Center Theater. We are ecstatic to have him back for another MBT review. All right, ladies and gentlemen, Without further ado, Riverton High's NDT proudly presents Into the Unknown! Popular comic strip with music by Clark Kesner. Clark Kesner didn't initially intend to turn the Peanuts songs into a musical. He was later convinced to. The plot of the musical is based upon Charlie Brown and his friends' lives. It starts with all of Charlie's friends describing him as a good character Then Lucy expresses her infatuation with Schroeder, who plays the piano while they talk about marriage. Then Lucy screams for a football while Snoopy is relaxing and sings a song about being the best dog in the world. Eventually, 4 characters all start doing a book report on Peter Rabbit. All of them have different writing styles and write in their own special ways. In 1999, You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown won the Tony Award for Best Actor and Actress in a Musical. It opened originally in 1967 in New York and had over 1,500 performances and later had a sequel, a musical comedy named Snoopy. The musical number of Book Report will be performed by Avery Emity as Lucy, Zaden Gates as Linus, Reese Clarico as Schroeder, and Sam McDaniel as Charlie Brown. We now present Book Report. A book report on Peter Rabbit. Peter Rabbit. Peter Rabbit. Peter Rabbit is a storybook about a stupid rabbit who lives in a watering trough. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17. 83 to go. The name of the book about which this book report is about is Peter Rabbit, which is about this rabbit. I found it very— I liked the part where— it was— it reminded me of Robin Hood. Sheriff was getting ready to ride off, but he rode the wrong way and he saw the wolf and his men rushing in. The owl flew. Peter Rabbit did sort of that kind of thing too. The owl peeked his head above the dam. 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25. In examining a book such as Peter Rabbit It is important that the superficial characteristics of a deceptively simple plot should not be able to blind the reader to the more substantial fabric of its deeper motivations. In this report, I plan to discuss the sociological implications of family pressures so strong as to drive an otherwise moral rabbit to perform acts of thievery which he consciously knew or against the law. I also plan to discuss Mr. McGregor's conflicting role as humanitarian and farmer. It is established from the start that he rides a cow to where the animals are. Something should happen, why doesn't this always happen? I should be outside playing, getting fresh air and sunshine. I work focused under pressure and know lots of pressure is high. Wait till tomorrow, I should start writing now. But if I start writing now when I'm not really rested, it could upset my thinking, which is no good at all. The name of the rabbit's ear. 36, 37, 38, 39, 40. Down came the staff on his head, thud! And Robin fell like a sack full of red crumbs. The sheriff laughed and he left him for dead, ha! But he was wrong. 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40. Joe said an arrow went whoosh! It was a sign there was violence to be dealt with. The dead ghost spied the sheriff and went pop! But not alone. Away they ran, just like rabbits who run a lot, as you can tell from the story of Peter Rabbit, which this report is about. How do they expect us to write a book before they've reached the farm? Rabbit, fox, and the smart horse beyond. And they were very, very, very, very, very, very happy to be home. And the very, very, very Amen. The Rotary Port of Peter Rabbit. These response to the tragedy that rocked the world. One of the pilots that alerted to Gander on 9/11 was Captain Beverly Bass. Me in the Sky is a song about Captain Mace's journey to becoming a pilot and how 9/11 affected her life. My parents must have thought they had a crazy kid, 'cause I was one of those kids who always knew what I wanted. They took me down to the airport to see all the planes, watching the glass on the inside of me started moving. I was 8, I knew that I'd be a pilot. But I was too young and too short and there were no female captains. And my dad didn't even pay attention, he said, "Just see what happens." But I took my first lesson, came down from the sky, told my father I'd fly for the rest of my life. And I got my first job flying for a mortician in a tiny Bonanza, just the corpse and me. Bye-bye, ghost. An hour for flying dead bodies. I had to climb over their face just to get to my seat. Suddenly the wheels lift off the ground. It's falling backwards. I am suddenly alive. Suddenly I'm in in a cockpit. Suddenly everything's changed. Suddenly I'm not too young or too short, and the passengers in the back don't complain. Suddenly I'm flying company charters. Suddenly everything's high. Suddenly there's nothing in between me and the sky. Airlines had the prettiest planes, so I applied as a flight engineer. But the World War II pilots, they all complained. They said girls shouldn't be in the cockpit. They laid me, hey baby, hey, why don't you grab us a drink? And the flight attendants weren't my friends back then, and they said, are you better than us, do you think? But I kept getting hired and the World War II crew, they retired and the girls all got much higher up. 1986, the first female American captain in history. Suddenly I'm in the cockpit. Suddenly I've got my wings. Suddenly all of the pilots Protesting me? Well, they can get their own trains. Suddenly there's no one staying safe, grounded, looking down, passing them by. Suddenly there's no one in between me and the sky. Suddenly I've got an all-female crew. The news caught and they had lies across the world. Suddenly it stopped. No one's saying it can't or You're not anything because you're a girl. Suddenly I'm getting married. We're pins on a map where we flow. Suddenly I am a mother. And suddenly shocked at how much they've grown. Suddenly I'm wondering how my parents would feel seeing me teaching them to be fathers. And suddenly I am I'm a senior instructor and somehow I'm 51. Suddenly I'm flying Paris to Dallas across sea and land again. I feel a call when suddenly someone on the air-to-air track says that 846-5 minutes' error is action. And the one thing I love more than anything was who's at the bomb. Suddenly I'm in a hotel. Suddenly something has died. Suddenly there's something in between me and the And music by Roger Glover. The story centers on a gold miner and his dog. Painter Wagon follows the lives of the people in a mining camp in the the Gold Rush era of California. The musical ran on Broadway in 1951 and closed after 298 performances. In 1969, the film version, also titled Major Wagon, was released. The song "I'm on My Way," written by Frederick Loewe, tells the story of settlers, played by the MDT Men, who have heard about the Gold Rush and are ready to move north to make their fortunes in California mining for gold. The MDT Men present "I'm on My Way." Pete, I'm movin'! Where? North. Some friends come through and told me the old bummer hit a pocket nap. I gotta strike it and get home to my wife. Where are you going? I don't know. I'll tell ya when I get there. Where I'm going, I don't know. Where I'm headed, I ain't certain. All I know is I am on my way. Where I'm going, I don't know. When will I be there? I ain't certain. All I know is I am on my way. Got a dream, boy. Got a song. Well, pick your wagon and come along. Where I'm going, I don't know. When will I be there? I ain't certain. Boy, and I can't get what you say, but who gives a damn? We're on our way. I ain't got nothing but snake rock around here, but I got a hunch this time my luck's going to change. And when it does, you know what I'm going to do? I'm going to open the goddamn darkest music hall in California you ever seen. Felt can stack wherever you look, so that nice, pretty white Come on, little angel, tap me on the ankle. Where am I going? I don't know. Where am I heading? I ain't certain. Oh yeah, you got me there. When will I be there? I don't know. Been looking at the horizon searching all around. No reason, I am on my way. Got a dream, boy, got a song. Hitch your wagon and come along. It's north, that way, old copper. North. Now I met an old man in Sacramento who swears by the saints that there's a lake of gold up there. You hear me? A lake with the bottom of solid gold. I'm going for the gold! Grab a look at this here map, Doctor. It shows you just how to get there. I'm going to Russell Creek! Solid gold! Wait! I'm coming! Wait for me! Where am I going? I don't know. Where am I headed? I ain't searching. All I know is I am on my way. When will I be there? I don't know. When will I get there? I ain't certain. All I know is I am on my way. Got a dream, boy, got a song. Hitch a wagon and come along. Where am I going? I don't know. Where am I headed? I ain't certain. All I know is I gotta make some money. For everyone has to make money. The gold's run out, partner. It'll be home by dusk, I guess. Well, it's definitely been lost. Where are you going now, gentlemen? To Robinson Creek. You want to come? Oh, I'd like that very much, thank you. What is this, partner? Edgar Crocker, London, England. Welcome along, then, Edgar Crocker from London, England. Where am I going? I don't know. Where am I headed? I ain't certain. All I know is I am on my way. When will I get there? I don't know. When will I get there? I ain't certain. All I know is I am on my way. Got a dream, boy, got a song. Hitch your wagon and come along. Where am I going? I don't know. Where am I headed? I ain't certain. All I know is I ain't agreed to stay. The version is about a young Native American girl named Pocahontas who falls in love with a settler from Europe, John Smith. In the song Just Around the Riverbend, Pocahontas, played by Olivia Hyman, sings about how she wants to escape the mundane life her father and tribe want for her. Hercules is a story of a god who is forced to live among mortals as a half-man, half-god. In the song "Go the Distance," the main character Hercules, played by Brandon Martin, prays to the gods and asks where it is he belongs. The Hunchback of Notre Dame is set in Paris during the 15th century. The story is about Quasimodo, the deformed bellringer of Notre Dame Cathedral and the song Out There. Quasimodo, played by Dalla Curtis, sings about how he dreams of spending one day down with all the other people. In this next number, these three characters sing these songs side by side, which makes for an animazing performance. Please enjoy the Disney Animazement Trio performed by Olivia Heiner, Brandon Martin, and Dalla Curtis. What I love most about rivers is you can't step in the same river twice. The water is always changing, always flowing. But people, I guess, can't float like that. We all must pay a price. To be safe, we lose our chance of ever knowing. Once around the river bend, way just around the river bend, I looked once more just around the river bend, the other shore where the golds fly free, can't roll it more. What a dreamy day might stand just around the river bend. Coming for me. I have often dreamed of a far-off place where a great warm welcome will be waiting for me, where the crowds will cheer when they see my face, and a voice keeps saying This is where I'm meant to be. I am on my way. I can go the distance. I'll be there someday. If I can be strong, I know every moment will be worth it. I would go almost anywhere to feel like I— Out there among the millers and the weavers and their wives, through the roofs and gables I can see them. Every day they shout and scold and go about their lives, heedless of the gift it is to give by death. Bye-bye, Boston, there's still our treasure every step. Strolling by the sand, taste the morning air, like ordinary men who freely walk about there. Just one day, and then I swear I'll be content with my share. What resentment, what despair, cold and death, I won't care. I'll ask them one day Magic Carpenter, based on the 1972 book written by Mary Rogers. Over the years, it has had many film adaptations in 1976, 1995, and 2000. 2003. The films were huge successes, the most recent one in 2003 starring Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis. Though the play never made it to Broadway, it is still a fun and exciting show. The story follows Ellie Blake and her mother Katherine, who have a hard time getting along when they magically switch bodies and start to understand what it's like to be each other in a completely different way. In the song "Oh Biology," due to suddenly changing back into a hormonal teenager, Catherine starts to feel attracted to fellow student Adam. From the whole cast of MBT, we now present All Biology. Dissection, an expert chef with wheels, an expert knife. But still I sense a gremlin in this system of perfection. There clearly are still mysteries to mine. It's cute, a file and a flask, and then it's order, family, penis. It all comes back to me like child's play. Oh, he leans over my shoulder there in all his long and leanness and cuts My heart now is fleeing away. I try to keep a focused mind and steady hands. Who keeps steady? The rhythm of my heart is like a country western band. Oh, biology, what have you done to me? Why can't my grown-up brain control my teenage parts? Oh biology, why won't you let me be? Why can't you be humane and seal our beating hearts before the cutting starts? Whoa, Abby, try it! It's like oil. Wow. He's inert and inarticulate, a specimen of true indeed. And with overgrowth 16, he's much less Oh my lord, what have you done to me? My over 40 soul is in a She's preaching ideology. I want you to set me free. 'Cause I'm not in control when hunger has its hunger. As they say, I'm hormonal. Stay away. Focus, Blake, focus. They take over that alley. She doesn't stop complaining. We're coming there, we have no chance. That girl is on my nerves today. I better set her straight. It's going to make us dead wrong, guys. I never knew that Ellie Blake was such a science whiz. She's smart, of course, so it makes sense. But something's up with her today. I don't know what it is. She's like no fire. She's so intense. What you've done to me, my heart is in a pan, my brain is out to sea. Oh biology, why won't you let me be? Please help me if you can, please hear my painful plea. Biology, biology, biology. Later. Stop. Please set me free. Set me free. Set me free. By Carey Kirkpatrick and John O'Farrell, and music and lyrics by Carey and Lane Kirkpatrick. The story takes place in 1595 and follows the Bottom brothers Nick and Nigel, who are struggling to become successful in the theatrical world due to competition with the famous, world-renowned William Shakespeare. Nigel, a sweet and naive, perhaps a little awkward writer and poet played by Jimmy Embi, sits down in effort to write a new play. Portia, a quirky and eccentric a little awkward Puritan woman played by Mia Bagley sneaks out to see Nigel, and they discover how much they have in common, especially their love for poetry. We now present I Love the Way from Something Rotten. I love Sidney and Marlowe, and often I borrow from their words to express how I feel. I love poems of mystery, fantasy, history. Oh, what seductive appeal! At night, alone in my bed, satisfying my needs. That candlelight fire ignites my desire to read. Oh, that gets in my groove, which is why I might get all tingly. Because I know that to find the perfect rhyme is not an easy thing to leave. I love the —places that words let me go. I love the way that your words move me so. No words have touched me the way that yours do. They die in love. You are really doing something to me, Mr. Poetry Man. Oh, forgive me, I never get to stuff pillows in this way before. It's okay. I just never knew that poetry could affect someone the way it affects me. Me neither! It's the end-all, the be-all, though you wanna see all the books that I have on my shelf. Me too! I find pleasure perusing those writings and musings so often I pleasure myself. Wait, that didn't make sense. No, I know what you mean. When I'm deep in the throes of impassioned throes, I could scream. You scream so loud! Ah! Ah! Oh! I love a multi-line lyrical alliteration. Who doesn't love alliteration? Oh my god! When the rhymes come together like a consummation. Delay! I love the way that your words feel this time. I love that you feel the same way I do. And I know you know that I love. You know that I Me too. Set in 1912, based on the true story of the sinking ship Titanic, it tells the story of the different passengers on the ship, from the crew to the different social classes of passengers. The musical opened on Broadway on April 23rd, 1997, and ran for 804 performances. It won 5 Tony Awards, including Best Musical in 1997. The musical coincidentally opened the same year as the film adaptation. We now present to you No Moon from the Titanic. No wind, no wind, nothing to spoil this wine. No wave, no No light we see, 'tis night. Still, there's darkness. Can't see a thing, says I. No reflection, not a shadow, not a glint of light. 'Tis yon. Then we go sailing Sailing, sailing, ever westward on the sea. Sailing, sailing, ever onward we. It's a beautiful night, Mr. Strauss, even though there's no moon. Look at all the stars, can you find the Big Dipper? Big Dipper! Big Dipper! I can hardly see around the stateroom. Every time I go out for a walk, finding my way back is an adventure. Can you feel how cold it's getting, Mrs. Strauss, all in the last couple of hours? Would you like me to get your first coat? What? You mean to never see you again? No, thank you. I'm glad we're together. I am. You think I need me to cry? Life's too short for that. We won't. The weather's quite changed. You still like the weather? Yes, sir. It's so very cold. Only 1 point above freezing. Oceans have turned down to 31 Captain. Aye, aye, sir. There's not much wind, is there? No, sir. It appears to be a flat calm, and we all say she'd have fallen into spin just What's the first thing you're going to do when you get there? After whenever you meet, of course. Climb on a sports car and pull in your newspaper. They couldn't secure us with live spirits. But you know nothing about American sports, Dominique. Their football is very similar to our rugby, only their shots require a lot more timing. Sounds like an eminently sensible race. Let us still hope so. That's why we're going. A head we plow into the darkening night, casting about and how to search with only starlight. Reflection lost, a shadow lost, a glimpse of light meets me all. And he brought the light in his hand, as though it was another one to see on earth. But he did tell I'd be only seeing the truth, as though it was never unborn. No moon, no wind. No moon, no wind. No rain. Dear Mother of God, ice works right ahead! Juliette and the Phantoms is a musical series that was released— a 15-year-old girl who loses her passion for music and life after she loses her mom. 3 ghostly guys appear to lift her spirits and they start a band together. Juliette helps the phantoms create the band always wanted, and the phantoms give her hope in her life and remind her how much she loves music. In the 5th episode of the show, the main antagonist Caleb, who is also a ghost, wants the phantoms to come work his Hollywood nightclub and sing for him. Now we've all wondered, where do we go when the final light is snuffed out? Allow Winterton NDT to show you. Now presenting The Other Side of Hollywood. You should rest in peace. But you better wake up, 'cause there is a reason on the other side to live like you. What you gonna do? What you gonna do? Let your body loose. Let your body loose. What you gonna do? What you gonna do? Show your gratitude, 'cause you're in season now. It's good on the other side of heartbreak. It's good on the other side of heartbreak. So grab a ticket to Broadway. You will forgive this ride for sure. Long live Cuphead! The longest-running American musical and longest-running musical revival in Broadway history. The music in the show was written by the very successful composers John Kander and Fred Ebb. The show came The play takes place in Chicago during the Jazz Age and is based on a play written by a reporter about actual criminals and crimes that were taking place at the time. If someone stood up in a crowd and raised his voice up way out loud and waved his arm and shook his leg, you'd notice him. If someone in the movie show yelled, "Fire in the second row! This whole place is a powder keg!" you'd notice him. And even without fucking like a man, everyone gets noticed now and then. Unless of course that person should be invisible, inconsequential, me. Cell of Fame, Mr. Cell of Fame. Cellophane should have been my name, Mr. Cellophane, 'cause you can look right through me, walk right by me, and never know I'm there, I'll tell ya. Cellophane, Mr. Cellophane, should have been my name, Mr. Cellophane, 'cause you can look right through me, walk Right by me and never know I'm there. Suppose you was a little cat residing in a person's flat who fed you fish and scratched your ears. You'd notice him. Suppose you was a woman wed and sleeping in a double bed beside one man for 7 years. You've noticed him. A human being made of wood and air. With all that hope you're bound to see in there. I'm a blessed human being next to you. Is unimpressive, undistinguished, you know who. Should have been my name, Mr. Cellophane, 'cause you can look right through me or walk right by me and never Never know I'm there, I'll tell ya. Cellophane, Mr. Cellophane, should've been my name. Mr. Cellophane, 'cause you can look right through me, walk right by me, and never know I'm there. Never even know. I hope I didn't take up too much of your time. April 2015 at the Circle in the Square Theatre, the 5-time Tony Award-winning musical is a coming-of-age story a story that follows Allison from her youth to her years at Oberlin College and finally to the present, where Allison, now grown, is struggling to write her own autobiography. While writing, she attempts to make sense of her past, her strange relationship with her closet father, embracing her own sexual identity, and the mystery of her father's impending self-destruction. Flying Away shows Allison, newly reconciled to her past, as remembers and draws a moment of perfect balance playing airplane with her father while reminiscing about the past with the other Allisons. Please enjoy a piece from the groundbreaking, unforgettable Fun Home. Daddy, come. Hey Daddy, come here, okay? I need Daddy, Daddy, come here, okay? I need you. Life, life, life, life. What are you doing? Come on. I said come here. What are you doing? I said come here. You need to do what I tell you to do. Listen to me. Daddy, come here. Hey, right here, right now. Listen to me. Listen to me. I want to play airplane. I want to play airplane. I want to play airplane. Push your feet here like this. Daddy, do what I say. You are done. Take my hand, give me yours. Bend your knees. Not that way. At my signal, you start pushing me out. Okay, that's not bad. Our house is over there and there's our car. The fun home I see it, I love so far. And out here there's the school, there's Grandma's house, there's Uncle E's farm. I can see all the Pennsylvania, I can see all the Pennsylvania, love. I can see all the pencil paper. Captioning. Every so often, there was a rare moment —of perfect balance when I soared above him. After the two princes, Cinderella's prince, played by Alex Euler, and Rapunzel's prince, played by Jacob Schreier, meet their true loves, this song is a tale of woe and disparity told from the perspective of our favorite princess. We now present Agony. Fear I lose her, or show her disdain. Why does she love me? If I should lose her, how shall I regain the heart she has won from me? Happy me, beyond power of speech. If you know she'd go with you, If she would only reach my inner tower. She sits by the hour, maintaining her air, blithely humming and frequently humming a lighthearted air. Ah, Heidi, thou art hateful indeed. Knows when you know she'd go with you. If there only were dolls. I believe all the torture they teach, once as intriguing, will have some fatiguing, as once out of reach. Am I not sensitive? Clever? Well-mannered, considerate, passionate, charming, and kind as I've had some that heir to a throne any maid could wish for. Then why not? Why not? The girl must be mad. You know nothing of madness till you're climbing her hair and you see her up there as you're nearing her, all while hearing —her all. Ah! Agony is a reward always different for each. Always 10 steps behind, always 10 feet below, and she's just out of reach. Agony that can cut like a knife. I must have her to mine. Choreographed by Kore Wakamatsu, we now present Running Home to you. Can't say how the days will go. Can't change one future. But I'm watching you every hour of the evening. This world can race by far too fast. Hard to see why it's all in the past, but it's clear now when you're standing here now. I am meant to be wherever you want it to be. All I want to do is come running home to you, come running home to you. All my life I promise to keep running And I can see it right from the start, right from the start, that you would be, be my light in the dark, light in the dark. Oh, you gave me No other choice but to love you. All I want to do is come running home to you. All my life I promised to keep running on to you. Keep running on to you. Can't say how the days will unfold. Can't change what the future Well, others don't. There's a thousand reasons I should go about my day and ignore your whispers, which I wish would go away. Oh, it's your dark voice, which is ringing in my ear, and if I ever choose to go sequels of all time. This dance was choreographed by Michael Buchanan, an RHS alumni who is currently in the Broadway Frozen tour. Featuring aerial choreography by Ramsey Nolten Stoker, we proudly present Into the Unknown. Opening on Broadway in 1961, How to Succeed in Business Without Business Without Really Trying has had various revivals and a film based on the musical. In this number, J. Pierpont Finch, played by Cameron Coons, is a window washer who fakes his way through the business world. The secretary Rosemary, played by Grace Burke, falls in love with Finch, and her best friend Smitty, played by Abby Wilson, helps Rosemary set up a date with Finch. Now please enjoy It's been a long day. Of a long day's work. And there they are, both of them, the secretary and clerk. Not very well acquainted, not very much to say, but I can hear those two little minds ticking away. Now she's thinking, I wonder if we to save us. And he's thinking there could be quite a thing between us. Now she's thinking her face is here, and he's thinking I've won my career. And she says— and he says, well, it's been a long day. Well, it's been a long, long It's been a long, been a long, been a long day. Now she's thinking, "I wish the three of us were flirts." And he's thinking, "I guess a little flirting won't hurt." Now she's thinking, "For dinner we could meet." And he's thinking, we both got to eat. Then she says, and he says, well, it's been a long day. Well, it's been a long, been a long, been a long, been a long day. Hey, there's a yummy Friday special at Stouffer's. It's an almighty vegetable bake At the bottom of the ad, not bad, service for 2, $3.58. To make a bargain, make the date wonderful. I'm really excited. Now she's thinking, what a female critter could I spring? And he's thinking, I might Well, forget the whole thing. Now she's thinking, suppose I take this off? And he's thinking, really, what's the harm? And she says, hungry? And he says, yes! Yeah! Well, it's been a long day. Well, it's been a long, been a long, been a long, been a long The story of a simple soul. Arthur Kipps is an orphan who unexpectedly inherits a fortune and climbs the social ladder before losing everything and realizing that you just can't buy happiness. In the song "Pick Out a Simple Tune," Kip sings to many of his new associates in the Heim Life and uses music to get everyone to have some fun. Please enjoy the entire MDT company performing "Pick Out a Simple Tune." Go on, Mr. Kip, play! Alright. Pick out a simple tune. Pick out a simple tune. If they are all people, start to clap your fingers now, and then point your toes that way. Some say it's a quiet bus. I say music reignites us. No one's immune. Pick out a simple tune. <LYRICS>—become a Singapore Toon. Become a Singapore Toon. Sky's the limit, and before too long you'll play a song, and everybody around is on board. Just keep rocking with your playtime, make new friends across the spectrum, and go on to you become a Singapore Toon.</LYRICS> We got a single too. We got a single too. We got a single too. We got a single too. We got a single too. and waitress in an abusive relationship with her husband Earl. In the song "What Baking Can Do," Jenna has just found out that she's pregnant with her husband's baby and realizes she is now tied to trapped in her loveless marriage. Jenna finds an escape in baking, which she learned from her mother, who was also trapped in a loveless, abusive marriage. She sings about having hope and what maybe baking will get her through. We now present Jenna Murdock singing What Baking Can Do. Make it work, make it easy, make it clever, craft it into pieces. Make it sweet, crimp the edges, or make it sour and serve with lemon wedges. Even without canning, delicious, and it washes off all the dirty dishes when it's done. I can smile, it's on someone else's plate for a while. I'll place it on display, and then I'll slice it, serve my worries away. Face this, I can twist it into sugar butter cut pieces. Never mind lots under the floor. I'll bake it later or to— I'll bake it through. I learned that from you. Grandma is amazing. What baking can do. Bake it up and surprise them. Tell them all my secrets but disguise them. So they dance on the tongues of the very people who got their secrets wrong. Make it soon. Make it better. No better than last forever. All like it's small, so it fits. Even then, even now, even as the walls come tumbling down, even As we chaos our remembering round, every time and every way we throw the Lord about. If Sophia never got the chance to ask her about, show me a flower on my hands, Show them all how, how they're happy I am. Chomper, Butter, Flower, don't let me down. Let me the next amazing thing make you Soul and pop. In Dear Theodosia, starring the MBT Men, Aaron Burr and Hamilton both sing to their newborn children, promising to make the future safe and sound for them. You cry, my love. I'm dedicating every day to you. Domestic life was never quite my style. When you smile, you knock me out, I fall apart. And I thought I was so smart. We'll come and age with our own nation. We'll give it back to you. We'll make it right for you. If you lay a strong enough foundation, we'll pass it on to you. We'll give the world to you in your lowest hour. May some day, someday, Yeah, you go some way, some way, some way. Oh, fill the blue sky and the dark night. So look at my sun, rise on the world. Looking for. There is so much more inside me now. Oh, you outshine morning sun, my sun. When you smile, I fall apart. I thought I was so smart. My father wasn't —my father wasn't too proud. I swear that I'll be proud for you. I'll do whatever it takes. I'll make a good mistake. I'll make the world sacred sound for you. We'll come of age with our young nation. We'll bleed and fight for you. We'll make it If we lay a strong enough foundation, we'll pass the naughty, we'll give the world to you, you'll blow us away someday, someday. Yeah, you'll blow us away someday, someday. Gregory Boyd, John Murphy, and Frank Littlemore, and was opened in 2011. It's based on the novel Alice in— Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and is set in modern-day New York City. In the beginning of the show, Alice, a struggling author, and her daughter Chloe have just moved to New York so that Alice can have space for her husband Jack. Alice falls asleep and has a dream where she visits Wonderland. Her trip is led by a White Rabbit and she meets the other well-known characters from the original novel. After her dream, Jack brings a doll that Chloe forgot and makes up with Alice. She uses what she learned from her dream for her next book. The song "Heroes" takes place near the end of the musical when Alice is able to leave Wonderland with Chloe. Alice Lerner and Chloe will be played by Hayden Mortensen. That you're afraid and so you run away. And when the chance is there, make love if you don't care. That's how you plan. Bridges you never crossed left you alone and lost. Walking up that People are hard to find when they get left behind on such angry ground. So it goes. The hours drift, the days go by. Here we're 4 years, all from the sky. Don't be Too long to the rescue. I promise you'll be a hero for me. I'll be a hero for you. I think it's black and white. See, that's wrong and right, so they say. Knees, finger pressed on knee, day after day. Don't you, those you love, that you're dreaming of, you'll make it somehow. Sure can't change the past, we can't respect the past. All we have is here and now. The days go by, and then what heroes fall from the sky. I thought I'd be known, what's really true, I promise you'll be a hero for me. I'll be a hero. I'll be a hero. I'll be a hero. I'll be a hero. A hero. The hours move, the days go by, for many more heroes to fall from the sky. The hours move, the days go by, for many more heroes to fall from the sky. The hours move, the days go by, but made for heroes to fall. The hours move, the days go by, but made for heroes to fall. Make me feel like a natural woman, woman. Oh baby, what you done to me, what you done to me. You make me feel so good inside, inside. And I I just wanna be close to you. You make me feel so alive. You make me feel, you make me feel, you make me feel like a natural woman. Oh, life, you make me feel You make me feel, you make me feel like a natural woman. A natural woman. For writing the song Taylor the Lottie Boy and their various romantic comedy songs have been critically acclaimed, being noted as one of the most consistently clever and funny songwriters and earning the ASCAP Mary Rogers Lournez Hart Award, Jamie D. Roy and Friends Award, and many others. Goldrich and Heister write original songs with clever lyrics the timing. With that being said, enjoy "Women Want What." Women don't actually want what they want, no, women don't want that at all. What they want is what women say they don't want, give them that and believe me, they'll fall. I want her to keep me, what women want I wanted, but when I did, women were finding me wanting. So I want to know, since I'm still wanting women, would women want women want what? I've got the feeling that what women feel is not that they're feeling at all. For if I'm feeling feelings I feel could be real, who'd think that they'd want me to call? But she picks up the phone and her tone is not plus, which just proves to me proof that I live as a must. The fact that I called It means I'm no longer chased, which I fear in her heart means it's all in her waist. It's all so confusing and dumb as can be. You know what? Forget it. I'm getting a Wii. So much of you want women to feel what you feel, but it is a bit out of hand. It's not that we're simple. Okay, we are simple. It's simply we don't understand. Please come here, go away, are you gay? I love you, my ass was a proper retort. If you weren't aware, here's the truth you can share. We prefer playing games on a court, on a court, on a court. Women don't actually want that at all. What they want is someone who can see, they don't want you, a man who can give you the ball. I wanted to give you the one who brought you to bed, any women who find me classic, so I refuse to accept nobody. Women will be Criminal, criminal, plus. I don't know what these women want. I don't know what these women want. Criminal, plus. Criminal, plus. Criminal, plus. Criminal, plus. Criminal, plus. You learned from the jukebox musical Jagged Little Pill. This musical opened on December 5th, 2019, and was barely open for a a few months before COVID struck in March of 2020. The musical finally reopened on October 21st, 2021 on Broadway. Jagged Little Pill is written by Diablo Cody with music by Alanis Morissette and Glen Bader. This beautiful show is about finding one's true self by dealing with pain, healing, and empowerment. In this number, we can learn how over Over time, we will all be able to find who and where we are most meant to be and what we can learn throughout life. I recommend you go on a trampoline to anyone. Yeah, I recommend walking around naked in your living room. Yeah. Down. It feels so good. You win, you win, you win, you win. You cry, you win. You lose, you win. You You scream, you learn. I recommend buying up more than you can chew to anyone. I recommend sticking your foot in your mouth any time. You are, you are, you are his friend. You are. You love, you learn, you cry, you laugh, you live, you die, you weep, you like, you scream, you love. Thank you, Randy Hardy. Thank you, Rob Bagley. Thank you, Max Myers. School of Rock is a musical about an overly enthusiastic guitarist, Dewey Finn, who got thrown out of a bar due to excessively long solos and diving off stage. Dewey got kicked from his band and became in desperate need of work. In desperation, Dewey became a a substitute teacher at an elite private elementary school. No help to Dewey, the students got exposed to hard rock. Dewey, starring Brandon Melgar, plays the role of hyping up the kids in hope of redemption at a local competition of Battle of the Bands. Dewey's goal: beat his old band, No Vacancy, with his own band, School of Rock. Riverton High School's music dance theater students now present School of Rock. Okay, not really my point, but the man makes the rules. He's the one that brings you down. How does that make you feel? Angry. Damn right. When the world screwed you and crushed you into When the way you're treated has gone from good to pissed, there's one solution since the world began. Don't just sit and take it, stick it to the man. You rant, rave, scream, shout, and blow your aggression out into life's long den. Know exactly where they all can go and do it just as loudly as you can. Stick it to the man if you wanna rock You gotta get mad at a man. Right now I'm your teacher, so I'm the man. So go ahead, say it to me! Shut up, sweetie. You know what, next? Shut up. Tell the man he's better. Next. You're the worst teacher I've ever had. Very good, Summer. No, the only difference is I mean it. Next. Yeah, yeah, that was it. Before you go somewhere where you'll regret it. Are we all feeling ticked off? Yeah! Who makes more angry than anything else in the world? Katie! Eating all my Skittles! Yeah! It's over, we're just taking it to the man. Help! You're fighting! All the pressure, all the pressure! Good one! Hate the way they treat you, just take it to the man. They're getting it now! What about you, Zach? Well, my dad doesn't pay attention to me. Hate that they ignore you, take it to the man. He has the answer for you, take it to the man. Stand Stick it to the man! Vegan snack foods! Stick it to the man! A realistic image of female beauty and marketing and discourse? Why not? Stick it to the man! Drive around the house and make a scene and crank the amps to 17 and scream until their ears are shot. They all can kiss their you-know-what! Everything they've ever tried Take it to the band! Mr. Smeagol, you're ugly, fat, and dirty, and I hate you! You're tacky and I hate you! Billy, take a lap! Guys, who's gonna lead me for a pass? Katie? I don't want to! Come on! No, it's too early! Mason? Be gentle! It's been done! No! Billy? Please, Brandon! Billy, be nice! Walk! Hit me! The School of Rock! The School of Rock. Give me my guitar. And we shall teach rock to the world! There's no way you can stop the school of rock! <LYRICS>Stick it to the man, stick it to the man, stick it to the man, stick it to the man.</LYRICS> In The Music Man with Hugh Jackman, had her musical director write a duet version of this song for her and Megan McGinn. Who played Sutton's sister in Little Women, to sing together for Sutton Foster's CD album called Wish. Flight, the duet, will now be performed by Kylie Hallett and Millie Eaton. grow on this side of the hill. I don't care if the train runs late, if the checks don't clear, if the house blows down. I'll be off where the weeds run wild, where the seeds fall far from this earthbound town. And I'll soar after soar, watch me raise my head for a ship that will sail this way. He caught the wind, young lass, no big clouds to fly in the way. Not wondering why, finding myself in a burst for the sky. The hunger will pass, but I can't think like that. All I know is somewhere through a clear lake, there's a flickering of sunlight on a broken light. Can I have such a river inside? Let me run through a field of night. Let me race through the ground. Till my soul is in flight, let me sway like the shaken tree, let me swirl like a cloud in a storm on the sea. But should the eye one day destroy him, who thought he could die? What flow will rise in the spirit With those who filled my shift with labor, what a drift from the path we've been traveling along before I had Julie Jordan. Upon meeting, they feel a sudden connection, although their romance causes them both to lose their jobs shortly after this hard Despite his first hardship, the couple gets married and Julie gets pregnant. In an attempt to provide for his wife and unborn child, Billy takes part in a robbery that goes fatally wrong. After the botched heist, Billy is given a chance to redeem himself. The musical won the Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical in 1994. Carousel ran for 890 performances after opening on Broadway on April 19th, 1945. Although it never surpassed the success of Rodgers and Hammerstein's most popular musical, Oklahoma!, it is still one of the team's greatest works. And when you walk through Westport, keep your chin up high and don't be afraid. The end of the storm is our rising star, and thus we sing the song of love. Walk on through the winds, walk on through the rain, though yours is the response. And walk, walk, walk on, be strong. Open your eyes and you'll never walk alone. You'll never walk alone.