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Cry Baby the Musical on Broadway Will Soon Become Your Favorite!

Have you watched Universal Production’s classic film by John Waters – “Cry Baby”? If not, then watch Cry Baby the musical on Broadway! Mark Brokaw, the director, and Thomas Meehan, the writer of the book; have once again shown their unmatched talent through this latest musical on the block.

Opened in November, 2007 and performed through December, the musical is all set to entertain its audience in March, 2008. If you’re not an avid theatre fan and hardly watch Broadway shows, you must watch “Cry Baby” this time! There are several reasons for this:

John Waters, who produced the movie “Cry Baby”, has to his credit “Hairspray”, which was a super hit of Broadway and bagged 8 Tony Awards in 2003!

Thomas Meehan has written the book. He’s the same writer who wrote the smashing hits “Hairspray”, “Annie”, “The Producers”, and “Young Frankenstein”!

The musical has been choreographed by Rob Ashford, who won a Tony Award for “Thoroughly Modern Millie” and was nominated for Tony for “The Wedding Singer” as well as “Curtains.”

The musical has lyrics as well as music by David Javerbaum, who has won an Emmy Award, and Adam Schlesinger, who has been nominated for Grammy Award.

Although the plot is the typical bad-guy-loves-good-girl, the story is not at all predictable.

This is not all. Cry Baby musical on Broadway features James Snyder as the lead character of king of the Drapes named Wade “Cry Baby” Walker. This is his spring 2008 debut on Broadway with this role. Starring opposite him in the female lead is Elizabeth Stanley, who plays Cry Baby’s beau, Allison Vernon Williams. The role of Mrs. Vernon Williams, Allison’s grandmother, is played by Harriet Harris. She’s regarded as the imposing dame of comedy.

The other star cast includes Cristen Paige playing the role of Mona; Lacey Kohl playing Wanda; Carly Jibson playing the role of Pepper; Alli Mauzey in the character of Lenora, Chester Grefory II in the role of Dupree. The musical also has Christopher J. Hanke.

The creative group includes Ashley Amber, Cameron Adams, Michael D. Jablonski, Michael Buchanan, Nick Blaemire, Eric Christian, Joanna Glushak, Colin Cunliffe, Marty Lawson, Courtney Laine Mazza, Spencer Liff, Richar Poe, Mayumi Miguel, Peter Atthew Smith, Torrey Ross, Allison Spratt, Eric Sciotto, Stacey Todd Holt, and Charlie Sutton.

So, it’s time to book tickets for the Cry Baby musical on Broadway! Rather than wasting your time and energy at the box office, which is over-crowded, switch to the ticketing services. Call them or log online. You can even request home delivery of tickets.

You won’t be able to guess what happens of the good girl, Allison, and the bad guy, Wade, unless you watch the show. The show has some really good numbers, plus interesting performances by each character.

Get familiar with the teen life of the 1950s, rock ‘n’ roll music, and the temperament of parents. If you love musicals and love stories are to your taste, then Cry Baby musical on Broadway will soon become one of your favorite shows!

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What song should I sing for a musical revue?

I'm a sophomore in high school, and every year, my school does a "Best of Broadway" show. We're aloud to audition to sing a solo, duet, etc. I'm auditioning with my friend to sing "How the Other Half Lives" from Thoroughly Modern Millie. (I'm singing Millie's part) I would also like to audition for a solo.

Hummm... let's see what we can do. How about ONCE UPON A TIME which is a classic Sutton foster song? Otherwise.. read on:

A WHOLE LIFE... Jekyll and Hyde

APPLAUSE... Applause

BRIMSTONE AND TREACLE.. Mary Poppins (ignore the childrens parts unless you want to include some underclass people)

DOROTHY MAE.. Best little whorehouse in Texas

GOOD MORNING STARSHINE... Oliver

GROWING UP CATHOLIC.. Nonsense

HAPPY EVER AFTER.. Once upon a Matress

HERNANDO'S HIDEAWAY... The Pajama Game

HOPELESSLY DEVOTED TO YOU.. Grease

I BELIEVE IN LOVE... Hairspray

I COULD HAVE DANCED ALL NIGHT.. My Fair Lady

I WANT THE GOOD TIMES BACK.. A Little Mermaid

I'M THE GREATEST STAR.. Funny Girl

LET ME ENTERTAIN YOU.. A Chorus LIne

ONE HUNDRED WAYS TO LOSE A MAN.. Wonderful town

ROLL IN THE HAY.. Young Frankenstein

SHOW PEOPLE... Curtains

THE MUSIC THAT MAKES ME DANCE.. Funny Girl

THE OLDEST PROFESSION.. The Life (it's a long song and you can bail out any time)

THE WINNER TAKES IT ALL.. Momma Mia

THIS JOINT IS JUMPIN'.. Ain't misbehavin'

WORDS, WORDS, WORDS... The Witches of Eastwick

YOU CAN'T STOP THE BEAT.. Hairspray

There you go... not a ballad in the bunch.. Good Luck

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