I donot own the rights to anything! For entertainment purposes only. 13 is a musical with lyrics and music by Jason Robert Brown and a book by Dan Elish, with Robert Horn newly joining as co-librettist. The story concerns the life of 13-year-old Evan Goldman as he moves from New York City to Appleton, Indiana, and his dilemma when the move conflicts with the celebration of his becoming a Bar Mitzvah. It premiered in 2007 in Los Angeles and transferred to Broadway on September 16, 2008. The musical premiered on January 7, 2007 at The Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles, CA and ran through February 18, 2007. The production was directed by Todd Graff, with choreography by Michele Lynch, and the cast and band were all teenagers. The show was presented at the Norma Terris Theater in Chester, Connecticut, by Goodspeed Musicals from May 9, 2008 through June 8, 2008, with direction by Jeremy Sams and choreography by Christopher Gattelli.[2] It opened on Broadway at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre on September 16, 2008 in previews, with an official opening on October 5, 2008. The show announced on November 21, 2008 that it would close on Broadway on January 4, 2009. A touring production is being considered, but it would not start until late 2009; the tour would include America, France and the United Kingdom. Most of the Broadway cast was in the Goodspeed production (except Moro, Hammond and Williams). There is a teen band, as in prior productions. In July 2009, 13 premiered its first …
“Don’t you sing anything but cartoon songs?” YES! I’m a karaoke fiend and I enjoy all types of singing, but one of my favorites is show tunes/musicals. This is my Kristin Chenoweth impression: Singing “Popular” from the musical Wicked. (I’m even the same height as the actress: 4’11″!) Please feel free to comment and suggest other songs you’d like to hear. I might try doing a pop song or a ballad next! Note: This video is preceded by a fair amount of rambling. If you want to skip to the singing, go forward to about 3:30.
Pictured: the cast of “Tomorrow Morning” including Charissa Armon, Michael Mahler, Jonathan Rayson and Emily Thompson in rehearsal with playwright, composer and lyricist Laurence Mark Wythe. From Hilary A. Williams, London producer of “Whos Afraid of Virgina Woolf” with Kathleen Turner and “The Postman Always Rings Twice” with Val Kilmer and the Chicago Director Tom Mullen (“Urinetown,” “I Love You, Youre Perfect, Now Change”) comes the exciting Chicago premiere of “Tomorrow Morning,” an acclaimed new musical by accomplished UK playwright, composer and lyricist Laurence Mark Wythe. “Tomorrow Morning” runs Friday, Oct. 31 through Sunday, Dec. 7, 2008 at the Greenhouse Theater Center, 2257 N. Lincoln Avenue, Chicago. For more info, visit www.tomorrowmorningthemusical.com “Tomorrow Morning” is about two couples—one is contemplating the end of their relationship, the other is on the brink of a deeper commitment. The couples, though separated by time, are bound together by the uncertainty of impending change and the ultimately redeeming power of love. Tomorrow Morning is filled with humor and sensitivity. British critics have called the score witty and poignant (Whats on Stage.com) with searing ballads and snappy, insightful comedy numbers (Stage). An early version of “Tomorrow Morning” had its world premiere in Londons New End Theatre on July 10, 2006. That same year it was honored in Theatre Radio’s Best Musical of 2006 competition and this past October was a finalist for …
POPC 3650, Youth and Popular Culture, April 28, 2010: In the midst of a class discussion about folk beliefs and oral tradition, and the perplexing spread of the erroneous rumor of STDs at Bowling Green State University, a “spontaneous” musical erupted… (Only the students who sang knew this was going to happen; it was a surprise for everyone else.) Lyrics by Dr. Montana Miller, Department of Popular Culture (based on “Gee, Officer Krupke,” from West Side Story (one of the many musicals we studied in class this semester) Prospective student and admissions officer played by former POPC students who were “visiting” class that day.
Chad and Ryan loathe each other. Two wildly popular musicals. One suggestively homoerotic video montage. Enjoy. “What is This Feeling” comes from the Wicked original soundtrack and is sung by Idina Menzel and Kristin Chenoweth. High School Musical 1 & 2 belong to First Street Films and Walt Disney Pictures.
I might REDO THIS and POPULAR VERY SOON because I know i can do MUCH better on both. I DONT use reverb. Because i dont know how to on iMovie!! LOL and yes I DID mess around with the lyrics and some tunes I didnt do it on purpose it just came out that way LOL This is an audition for Wicked on Youtube. I dont think it’s perfect!! :s I had a really hard time recording this as well as popular. MUSICALS are no small deal, people! Be kind to mee! Specially with those long notes! :s I love you. thankyou for commenting and most of all for SUBSCRIBING!! :D:DDISCLAIMER: I own NOTHING you will hear on this channel, EXCEPT MY VOICE. I sing out of a hobby. I DO NOT use any of the music for profit. I DO NOT support piracy. This is made FOR FUN only.
This one was more of a challenge ^^, to be honest. Not a whole ton of my musicals or disney songs seemed to fit,, but I feel I made a fair judgement. With the way things are going (more songs for each musical).. GOF will be a two-parter! Hah.. songs for Ron are sort of hard to find.. I liked the first part because of the “we read the book and you come out on top”.. hahaha, yeah.. Plus, I discovered the Monty Python musical recently, so, I had to sneak some of those in! Such a funny musical, anybody should see/listen Songs used and intended singer: “Go,Go,Go Joseph” – Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Chorus?) “Brave Sir Robin” – Monty Python Spamalot (Hagrid) “Kids” – Bye Bye Birdie (Snape) “Dancing Through Life” – Wicked (Fred and George) “One Short Day” – Wicked (anybody could sing this, really.. it’s for Hogsmeade) “Endless Night” – Lion King (Harry) “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life” – Monty Python Spamalot (Lupin) “My New Philosophy” – You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown! (Hermione) “Out There” – Hunchback of Notre Dame (Sirius) Enjoy! ~~All clips property of WB!!~~
I DONT use reverb. Because i dont know how to on iMovie!! LOL and yes I DID mess around with the lyrics and some tunes 
I didnt do it on purpose it just came out that way LOL This is an audition for Wicked on Youtube. I dont think it’s perfect!! :s I had a really hard time recording this as well as popular. MUSICALS are no small deal, people! Be kind to mee! Specially with those long notes! :s I love you. thankyou for commenting and most of all for SUBSCRIBING!! 
:D:DDISCLAIMER: I own NOTHING you will hear on this channel, EXCEPT MY VOICE. I sing out of a hobby. I DO NOT use any of the music for profit. I DO NOT support piracy. This is made FOR FUN only.
