My Opinion on shows for 08-09

Hey so I think its great that Mrs.West is THINKING about the next shows

To me here is my list on shows we should do next year...

ONE ACTS
-Night Mother (EEH YAY!)
-Mr .Roberts (Correct me if im wrong)

Musical
-Bye Bye Birdie or
- Pippen

Fall Play
- Gillian
- Noises Off (Except ehh risky!)

Okay, Which Do You Like Better?

For our sophomore year, Ms. West I think is planning on doing the Music Man.  This is a classic, with lots of parts!  Lots of small, chorus-type parts...

But anyways, which musical do you personally prefer and/or think would be better to do-

Music Man or Crazy For You?

Personally, I think we should do Crazy for You.  It may not be as well-known and it's not exactly considered a classic, but I think it would be so much fun!  There are more parts that aren't just like "Indian Dancing Girl #8" or something, and the music is SO GOOD!!!  

Comment!!!

Sound Of Music

So Sound of music is well....On its way...Im not so sure

Everyone is doing soooooooooo good at what they are doing and working so hard

But its supper hard for people to work when out of about twenty nuns, Only five show up!!!

Yea pretty much bull

So yea for those of you in Sound of Music (Which is pretty much all of you) Just keeep up the hard work
We really need this to be a good show and im sure it will be

*Oh and if you a nun please try and tell other nuns that they need to try and be here everyday!!! that would help alot!!*

Play Review!

Last night, i went to go usher and see Coal Creek's latest show, The Rainmaker.

It was FABULOUS. Simply walking in gave you a warm feeling because the set was just so cozy, and comfortable and intimate. The audience was on three sides of the little stage, and there were only 60 seats (which were pretty comfortable). I really liked the lighting. There were dim lights on in the house the whole time, so you felt like you were almost a part of the show, and like i said, there was a warm feeling going on. The set was fantastic. Although there were 3 different settings in the script, the set designer managed to incorporate them all into one scene. In one corner was the sheriff department. In the center was the Curry house, and in the other corner was the tack room or barn. When the action wasn't in a certain area, the lights went down in that part.

I'm too tired to talk about the actual plot, but you get the jist of it. It's a cute story. And the woman who played Lizzie was really quite wonderful.

Over and Out.

The Little Mermaid- Broadway

So, back in August, the pre-Broadway engagement of The Little Mermaid was at the Denver Center for Performing Arts, and my friend Mel took me to see it.  It was so good!!!  Well about three days ago the soundtrack came out, complete with a ton of new songs, composed by Alan Menken and lyrics by Glenn Slater.  Complete with all 29 songs from the show, it's SO good!  The new songs blend perfectly with the old ones from the movie, and it gives the characters more depth, more reality.  Some of my favorites are She's In Love (Flounder, the Mersisters), Her Voice (Prince Eric), and Beyond My Wildest Dreams (Ariel)!  So if you guys want any of the songs, I can totally burn them for you.