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Off-Broadway News Musical Adaptation of Between the Lines Sets Off-Broadway Premiere The show, based on the book by Jodi Picoult and Samantha Van Leer, will open in May 2020.
By Ryan McPhee
September 23, 2019
The cast of Between the Lines at Kansas City Repertory Theatre Cory Weaver

Between the Lines, a musical adaptation of mother-and-daughter duo Jodi Picoult and Samantha Van Leer’s novel of the same name, will make its Off-Broadway debut in 2020. Performances will begin April 21 at the Tony Kiser Theater, with an official opening in May.

The musical, featuring a score by Elyssa Samsel and Kate Anderson (the Disney short Olaf’s Frozen Adventure) and a book by Timothy Allen McDonald (James and the Giant Peach), received its world premiere at Kansas City Repertory Theatre in 2017, with subsequent readings taking place in New York.

Like the book, the musical follows Delilah McPhee, a high schooler who escapes a troubled life at home and school by choosing to live in the world of her favorite book—a fairy tale about Prince Oliver known as Between the Lines.

Tony nominee Jeff Calhoun (Newsies) returns to direct, with Lorin Latarro (Waitress) choreographing. Daryl Roth will produce the engagement; though the venue is operated by Second Stage Theater, the theatre company is not officially attached as a producer.

"I am always drawn to material that sheds light on women's stories, and encourages my daughter’s and granddaughters' generations to find their own strength, truth, and confidence," Roth says. "Between the Lines does just that."

Casting and additional creative team members will be announced later.

Go Inside the Junior Theatre Festival! Darren Criss, Andrew Keenan-Bolger, Ben Platt and All the Young Talent

Darren Criss was the headliner of the 2016 Junior Theater Festival. He performed a concert for all attendees featuring songs from his Broadway and television career.

Go Inside the Junior Theatre Festival! Darren Criss, Andrew Keenan-Bolger, Ben Platt and All the Young Talent

Stage and screen stars Darren Criss ("Glee," Hedwig and the Angry Inch), Andrew Keenan-Bolger (Newsies, Tuck Everlasting), Ben Platt (“Pitch Perfect”, Dear Evan Hansen), were among the talent at the 2016 Junior Theatre Festival (#JTF16). Take a look at the festival here.

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Playwright and founding chairman of iTheatrics and the Junior Theater Group Timothy Allen McDonald opens the Junior Theater Festival.
Playwright and founding chairman of iTheatrics and the Junior Theater Group Timothy Allen McDonald opens the Junior Theater Festival.
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Timothy Allen McDonald, founding chairman of iTheatrics and the Junior Theater Group talks to the 5,832 participants at the 2016 Junior Theater Festival.
Timothy Allen McDonald, founding chairman of iTheatrics and the Junior Theater Group talks to the 5,832 participants at the 2016 Junior Theater Festival.
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Susan Fuller, Lindsay Lupi, Marty Johnson, Steven G. Kennedy, Tammy McDonald, Laura Jo Schuster, Rob Rokicki, Jakob Plummer, Daniel Mertzlufft, Cynthia Ripley and Timothy Allen McDonald
Susan Fuller, Lindsay Lupi, Marty Johnson, Steven G. Kennedy, Tammy McDonald, Laura Jo Schuster, Rob Rokicki, Jakob Plummer, Daniel Mertzlufft, Cynthia Ripley and Timothy Allen McDonald
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iTheatrics’ resident choreographer Steven Kennedy leads teachers in a rehearsal for an upcoming surprise dance performance of “Watch Me (Whip/NaeNae)/Uptown Funk”
iTheatrics’ resident choreographer Steven Kennedy leads teachers in a rehearsal for an upcoming surprise dance performance of “Watch Me (Whip/NaeNae)/Uptown Funk”
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Andrew Keenan-Bolger book signing
Andrew Keenan-Bolger book signing
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iTheatrics Resident Choreographer Steven G. Kennedy holds student auditions for future Broadway Junior shoots for “how-to” choreography videos for soon-to-be-released Broadway Junior musicals.
iTheatrics Resident Choreographer Steven G. Kennedy holds student auditions for future Broadway Junior shoots for “how-to” choreography videos for soon-to-be-released Broadway Junior musicals.
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Community Theatre of Greensboro in Greensboro, NC presents <i>Madagascar JR.</i> at the New Works Showcase, which previews new musicals which will soon be available for licensing.
Community Theatre of Greensboro in Greensboro, NC presents Madagascar JR. at the New Works Showcase, which previews new musicals which will soon be available for licensing.
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Bradley Academy Musical Theatre in Murfreesboro, TN, Roy Waldron Elementary Drama and University School of Nashville in Nashville present <i>Peter Pan JR.</i> for 5,800+ festival attendees as part of the New Works Showcase, which previews new musicals whi
Bradley Academy Musical Theatre in Murfreesboro, TN, Roy Waldron Elementary Drama and University School of Nashville in Nashville present Peter Pan JR. for 5,800+ festival attendees as part of the New Works Showcase, which previews new musicals which will soon be available for licensing.
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Playwright and founding chairman of iTheatrics and the Junior Theater Group Timothy Allen McDonald and New York Times best-selling author Mary Pope Osborne introduce Eastern Shore Repertory Theatre in Fairhope, AL, for their performances of <i>Magic Tree
Playwright and founding chairman of iTheatrics and the Junior Theater Group Timothy Allen McDonald and New York Times best-selling author Mary Pope Osborne introduce Eastern Shore Repertory Theatre in Fairhope, AL, for their performances of Magic Tree House: A Ghost Tale for Mr. Dickens JR. at the 2016 Junior Theater Festival. Ms. Osborne penned the internationally best-selling Magic Tree House book series.
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Students from Eastern Shore Repertory Theatre in Fairhope, AL, perform <i>Magic Tree House: A Ghost Tale for Mr. Dickens JR.</i> at the 2016 Junior Theater Festival. The soon-to-be-released musical is based on a book in Mary Pope Osborne’s best-selling
Students from Eastern Shore Repertory Theatre in Fairhope, AL, perform Magic Tree House: A Ghost Tale for Mr. Dickens JR. at the 2016 Junior Theater Festival. The soon-to-be-released musical is based on a book in Mary Pope Osborne’s best-selling Magic Tree House series in which Jack and Annie travel through time to Victorian England.
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Students from Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO! Program in Oak Park, IL; Harris County Carver Middle School in Hamilton, GA; P.S. 124 Theatre Club in New York City; and Uptown Music Theatre in New Orleans perform in a medley of Broadway Junior son
Students from Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO! Program in Oak Park, IL; Harris County Carver Middle School in Hamilton, GA; P.S. 124 Theatre Club in New York City; and Uptown Music Theatre in New Orleans perform in a medley of Broadway Junior songs at the Junior Theater Festival New Works Showcase.
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Students from Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO! Program in Oak Park, IL; Harris County Carver Middle School in Hamilton, GA; P.S. 124 Theatre Club in New York City; and Uptown Music Theatre in New Orleans perform in a medley of Broadway Junior son
Students from Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO! Program in Oak Park, IL; Harris County Carver Middle School in Hamilton, GA; P.S. 124 Theatre Club in New York City; and Uptown Music Theatre in New Orleans perform in a medley of Broadway Junior songs at the Junior Theater Festival New Works Showcase.
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Students from Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO! Program in Oak Park, IL; Harris County Carver Middle School in Hamilton, GA; P.S. 124 Theatre Club in New York City; and Uptown Music Theatre in New Orleans perform in a medley of Broadway Junior son
Students from Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO! Program in Oak Park, IL; Harris County Carver Middle School in Hamilton, GA; P.S. 124 Theatre Club in New York City; and Uptown Music Theatre in New Orleans perform in a medley of Broadway Junior songs at the Junior Theater Festival New Works Showcase.
Marcus Woollen/Music Theatre International
Students from Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO! Program in Oak Park, IL; Harris County Carver Middle School in Hamilton, GA; P.S. 124 Theatre Club in New York City; and Uptown Music Theatre in New Orleans perform in a medley of Broadway Junior son
Students from Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO! Program in Oak Park, IL; Harris County Carver Middle School in Hamilton, GA; P.S. 124 Theatre Club in New York City; and Uptown Music Theatre in New Orleans perform in a medley of Broadway Junior songs at the Junior Theater Festival New Works Showcase.
Marcus Woollen/Music Theatre International
Students from Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO! Program in Oak Park, IL; Harris County Carver Middle School in Hamilton, GA; P.S. 124 Theatre Club in New York City; and Uptown Music Theatre in New Orleans perform in a medley of Broadway Junior son
Students from Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO! Program in Oak Park, IL; Harris County Carver Middle School in Hamilton, GA; P.S. 124 Theatre Club in New York City; and Uptown Music Theatre in New Orleans perform in a medley of Broadway Junior songs at the Junior Theater Festival New Works Showcase.
Marcus Woollen/Music Theatre International
Students from Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO! Program in Oak Park, IL; Harris County Carver Middle School in Hamilton, GA; P.S. 124 Theatre Club in New York City; and Uptown Music Theatre in New Orleans perform in a medley of Broadway Junior son
Students from Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO! Program in Oak Park, IL; Harris County Carver Middle School in Hamilton, GA; P.S. 124 Theatre Club in New York City; and Uptown Music Theatre in New Orleans perform in a medley of Broadway Junior songs at the Junior Theater Festival New Works Showcase.
Marcus Woollen/Music Theatre International
Students from Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO! Program in Oak Park, IL; Harris County Carver Middle School in Hamilton, GA; P.S. 124 Theatre Club in New York City; and Uptown Music Theatre in New Orleans perform in a medley of Broadway Junior son
Students from Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO! Program in Oak Park, IL; Harris County Carver Middle School in Hamilton, GA; P.S. 124 Theatre Club in New York City; and Uptown Music Theatre in New Orleans perform in a medley of Broadway Junior songs at the Junior Theater Festival New Works Showcase.
Marcus Woollen/Music Theatre International
Students from Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO! Program in Oak Park, IL; Harris County Carver Middle School in Hamilton, GA; P.S. 124 Theatre Club in New York City; and Uptown Music Theatre in New Orleans perform in a medley of Broadway Junior son
Students from Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO! Program in Oak Park, IL; Harris County Carver Middle School in Hamilton, GA; P.S. 124 Theatre Club in New York City; and Uptown Music Theatre in New Orleans perform in a medley of Broadway Junior songs at the Junior Theater Festival New Works Showcase.
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Students cut loose at the JTF Dance Party
Students cut loose at the JTF Dance Party
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Students cut loose at the JTF Dance Party
Students cut loose at the JTF Dance Party
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Hundreds of students serenade Music Theatre International CEO and theater impresario Freddie Gershon and his wife Myrna Gershon at the culmination of a New Works Showcase performance honoring the 20th anniversary of Broadway Junior.
Hundreds of students serenade Music Theatre International CEO and theater impresario Freddie Gershon and his wife Myrna Gershon at the culmination of a New Works Showcase performance honoring the 20th anniversary of Broadway Junior.
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A cake honoring the 20th anniversary of Broadway Junior.
A cake honoring the 20th anniversary of Broadway Junior.
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Students dressed as characters from Music Theatre International’s Broadway Junior titles of musicals present a cake honoring the 20th anniversary of Broadway Junior.
Students dressed as characters from Music Theatre International’s Broadway Junior titles of musicals present a cake honoring the 20th anniversary of Broadway Junior.
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students join iTheatrics educational director Marty Johnson, iTheatrics founding chairman Timothy Allen McDonald, Music Theatre International CEO Freddie Gershon, Myrna Gershon, Music Theatre International’s Senior Operations Officer John Prignano, Musi
students join iTheatrics educational director Marty Johnson, iTheatrics founding chairman Timothy Allen McDonald, Music Theatre International CEO Freddie Gershon, Myrna Gershon, Music Theatre International’s Senior Operations Officer John Prignano, Music Theatre International President Drew Cohen, iTheatrics and Music Theatre International Lead Educational Consultant Cindy Ripley and Music Theatre International Director of Marketing Jason Cocovinis.
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J.D. Daw (Forever Plaid, California Musical Theatre and Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera House) performs “You Already Are” from the new musical “Between the Lines” written by songwriting team Kate Anderson and Elyssa Samsel and bookwriter Timothy Alle
J.D. Daw (Forever Plaid, California Musical Theatre and Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera House) performs “You Already Are” from the new musical “Between the Lines” written by songwriting team Kate Anderson and Elyssa Samsel and bookwriter Timothy Allen McDonald at a Pop-Up Concert at the 2016 Junior Theater Festival. “Between the Lines” is based on the book by New York Times best-selling author Jodi Picoult.
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Timothy Allen McDonald and New York Times Best-Selling Author Jodi Picoult discuss the new musical Between the Lines based on the book on Picoult’s New York Times best-selling book at the 2016 Junior Theater Festival Pathways, a Q&A event in which Broad
Timothy Allen McDonald and New York Times Best-Selling Author Jodi Picoult discuss the new musical Between the Lines based on the book on Picoult’s New York Times best-selling book at the 2016 Junior Theater Festival Pathways, a Q&A event in which Broadway talent talk candidly about their experiences and presents works from new shows.”Between the Lines” is written by songwriting team Kate Anderson and Elyssa Samsel and bookwriter Timothy Allen McDonald.
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Songwriting team Elyssa Samsel and Kate Anderson take the stage at the 2016 Junior Theater Festival Pathways, a Q&A event in which Broadway talent talks candidly about their experiences and presents works from new shows. The songwriting team is collaborat
Elyssa Samsel and Kate Anderson
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Megan Rozak (winner of national If/Then contest) performs “Allie McAndrews” with Janice Landry (<i>If/Then</i>), at the 2016 Junior Theater Festival Pathways, a Q&A event in which Broadway talent speak a little bit about their individual musical journ
Megan Rozak (winner of national If/Then contest) performs “Allie McAndrews” with Janice Landry (If/Then), at the 2016 Junior Theater Festival Pathways, a Q&A event in which Broadway talent speak a little bit about their individual musical journeys and how they got to where they are now.
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Ryann Redmond (<i>If/Then, Bring it On the Musical</i>) performs “Princess” from <i>Sing on Through Tomorrow</i> by Matthew Lee Robinson during Pathways, a Q&A event in which Broadway talent talks candidly about their experiences and presents works fr
Ryann Redmond (If/Then, Bring it On the Musical) performs “Princess” from Sing on Through Tomorrow by Matthew Lee Robinson during Pathways, a Q&A event in which Broadway talent talks candidly about their experiences and presents works from new shows.
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Ben Platt (<i>Dear Evan Hansen</i>) discusses and performs from <i>Dear Evan Hansen</i> and his path to becoming an actor during Pathways at the Junior Theater Festival, an event in which Broadway talent speak a little bit about their individual musical j
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Ben Platt (<i>Dear Evan Hansen</i>) discusses and performs from <i>Dear Evan Hansen</i> and his path to becoming an actor during Pathways at the Junior Theater Festival, an event in which Broadway talent speak a little bit about their individual musical j
Ben Platt (Dear Evan Hansen) discusses and performs from Dear Evan Hansen and his path to becoming an actor during Pathways at the Junior Theater Festival, an event in which Broadway talent speak a little bit about their individual musical journeys and how they got to where they are now.
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Composer/lyricist Matthew Lee Robinson (<i>Atlantis, Happy People</i>) performs “Princess” during Pathways at the Junior Theater Festival, an event in which Broadway talent speak a little bit about their individual musical journeys and how they got to
Composer/lyricist Matthew Lee Robinson (Atlantis, Happy People) performs “Princess” during Pathways at the Junior Theater Festival, an event in which Broadway talent speak a little bit about their individual musical journeys and how they got to where they are now.
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iTheatrics and Junior Theater group Founding Chairman Timothy Allen McDonald, songwriting team Benj Pasek and Justin Paul and Ben Platt discuss <i>Dear Evan Hansen</i> at Pathways, a Q&A session in which Broadway talent discuss their artistic journeys.
iTheatrics and Junior Theater group Founding Chairman Timothy Allen McDonald, songwriting team Benj Pasek and Justin Paul and Ben Platt discuss Dear Evan Hansen at Pathways, a Q&A session in which Broadway talent discuss their artistic journeys.
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Corey Cott performs “Good Kid” by Rob Rokicki at the 2016 Junior Theater Festival’s Pathways, an event in which Broadway talent speak a little bit about their individual musical journeys and how they got to where they are now.
Corey Cott performs “Good Kid” by Rob Rokicki at the 2016 Junior Theater Festival’s Pathways, an event in which Broadway talent speak a little bit about their individual musical journeys and how they got to where they are now.
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New York Times Best-Selling author Jodi Picoult signs books at the Junior Theater Festival. The festival also previewed Between the Lines, a new musical based on Picoult’s book written songwriting team Kate Anderson and Elyssa Samsel and bookwriter Tim
New York Times Best-Selling author Jodi Picoult signs books at the Junior Theater Festival. The festival also previewed Between the Lines, a new musical based on Picoult’s book written songwriting team Kate Anderson and Elyssa Samsel and bookwriter Timothy Allen McDonald.
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Students from P.S. 124 in Chinatown, NY perform “Do You Love Me” from <i>Fiddler on the Roof JR.</i> during The Broadway Junior Retrospective honoring the 20th anniversary of Broadway Junior.
Students from P.S. 124 in Chinatown, NY perform “Do You Love Me” from Fiddler on the Roof JR. during The Broadway Junior Retrospective honoring the 20th anniversary of Broadway Junior.
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Students from Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO! program in Oak Park, IL perform “It’s the Hard-Knock Life” from <i>Annie JR.</i> during The Broadway Junior Retrospective. Broadway Junior alumni joined students in performance to honor the 20t
Students from Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO! program in Oak Park, IL perform “It’s the Hard-Knock Life” from Annie JR. during The Broadway Junior Retrospective. Broadway Junior alumni joined students in performance to honor the 20th anniversary of Broadway Junior.
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A student from Play on Players in Griffin, GA performs a song from <i>West Side Story High School Edition</i> during The Broadway Junior Retrospective. Broadway Junior alumni joined students in performance to honor the 20th anniversary of Broadway Junior.
A student from Play on Players in Griffin, GA performs a song from West Side Story High School Edition during The Broadway Junior Retrospective. Broadway Junior alumni joined students in performance to honor the 20th anniversary of Broadway Junior.
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Cory Lingner (Broadway’s <i>On The Town</i>) joins Justice Smith and students from Boothbay Region YMCA and Jeter Backyard Theater to perform “All For the Best” from Godspell JR. during the Broadway Junior Retrospective.
Cory Lingner (Broadway’s On The Town) joins Justice Smith and students from Boothbay Region YMCA and Jeter Backyard Theater to perform “All For the Best” from Godspell JR. during the Broadway Junior Retrospective.
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Broadway Junior and Junior Theater Festival alumna Joi Pierre joins Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO program to perform “Friend Like Me” from <i>Aladdin JR.</i> Broadway Junior alumni joined students in performance for the Broadway Junior Retr
Broadway Junior and Junior Theater Festival alumna Joi Pierre joins Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School’s BRAVO program to perform “Friend Like Me” from Aladdin JR. Broadway Junior alumni joined students in performance for the Broadway Junior Retrospective, honoring the 20th anniversary of Broadway Junior.
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The Broadway Junior All Stars, made up of outstanding performers attending the festival, perform “Children Will Listen” for all 5,800 festival attendees during the Broadway Junior Retrospective.
The Broadway Junior All Stars, made up of outstanding performers attending the festival, perform “Children Will Listen” for all 5,800 festival attendees during the Broadway Junior Retrospective.
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Students perform during the Broadway Junior Slam, a theatrical challenge in which students and teachers who do not know each other must stage and perform a song from a show in one hour.
Students perform during the Broadway Junior Slam, a theatrical challenge in which students and teachers who do not know each other must stage and perform a song from a show in one hour.
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iTheatrics Director of Education Marty Johnson and Lead Educational Consultant Cindy Ripley announce the 2016 Freddie G Fellows. Six exceptional educators from schools and performing arts centers around the country were selected for the seventh annual “
iTheatrics Director of Education Marty Johnson and Lead Educational Consultant Cindy Ripley announce the 2016 Freddie G Fellows. Six exceptional educators from schools and performing arts centers around the country were selected for the seventh annual “The Freddie G Fellowship,” in which the teachers will receive an all-expense-paid trip to New York City to collaborate with each other and work one-on-one with Broadway greats. Each winning teacher will also receive a $5,000 grant to put towards his or her theater program. The event is underwritten and hosted by Freddie and Myrna Gershon and is a thank-you for all that teachers do to introduce the next generation to Broadway and musical theater.
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iTheatrics Director of Education Marty Johnson and Lead Educational Consultant Cindy Ripley announce the 2016 Freddie G Fellows. Six exceptional educators from schools and performing arts centers around the country were selected for the seventh annual “
iTheatrics Director of Education Marty Johnson and Lead Educational Consultant Cindy Ripley announce the 2016 Freddie G Fellows. Six exceptional educators from schools and performing arts centers around the country were selected for the seventh annual “The Freddie G Fellowship,” in which the teachers will receive an all-expense-paid trip to New York City to collaborate with each other and work one-on-one with Broadway greats. Each winning teacher will also receive a $5,000 grant to put towards his or her theater program. The event is underwritten and hosted by Freddie and Myrna Gershon and is a thank-you for all that teachers do to introduce the next generation to Broadway and musical theater.
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Freddie G Outstanding Production recipient Ohlook Performing Arts Center from Grapevine, TX, perform <i>Xanadu JR.</i> for all festival attendees during the Freddie G Student Awards
Freddie G Outstanding Production recipient Ohlook Performing Arts Center from Grapevine, TX, perform Xanadu JR. for all festival attendees during the Freddie G Student Awards
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Freddie G Outstanding Production recipient the University School of Nashville performs Disney’s <i>The Lion King JR.</i> at the Freddie G Student Awards
Freddie G Outstanding Production recipient the University School of Nashville performs Disney’s The Lion King JR. at the Freddie G Student Awards
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Freddie G Outstanding Production recipient Gwendolyn Brook’s Middle School’s BRAVO program from Oak Park, IL perform <i>Seussical JR.</i> at the Freddie G Student Awards
Freddie G Outstanding Production recipient Gwendolyn Brook’s Middle School’s BRAVO program from Oak Park, IL perform Seussical JR. at the Freddie G Student Awards
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Freddie G Outstanding Production recipient Broadway at the Rose from Omaha, NE perform <i>Into the Woods JR.</i> at the Freddie G Student Awards
Freddie G Outstanding Production recipient Broadway at the Rose from Omaha, NE perform Into the Woods JR. at the Freddie G Student Awards
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Freddie G Outstanding Production recipient Conwell Kidz Drama Program in Jersey City perform Disney’s <i>The Lion King JR.</i> at the Freddie G Student Awards
Freddie G Outstanding Production recipient Conwell Kidz Drama Program in Jersey City perform Disney’s The Lion King JR. at the Freddie G Student Awards
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Freddie G Outstanding Production recipient Uptown Music Theatre in New Orleans performs Roald Dahl’s <i>James and the Giant Peach JR.</i> at the Freddie G Student Awards
Freddie G Outstanding Production recipient Uptown Music Theatre in New Orleans performs Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach JR. at the Freddie G Student Awards
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Freddie G Outstanding Production recipient Inspiration Stage in League City performs Disney’s <i>The Lion King JR.</i> at the Freddie G Student Awards
Freddie G Outstanding Production recipient Inspiration Stage in League City performs Disney’s The Lion King JR. at the Freddie G Student Awards
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Freddie G Outstanding Production recipient Play On Players in Duluth performs <i>Guys and Dolls JR.</i> at the Freddie G Student Awards
Freddie G Outstanding Production recipient Play On Players in Duluth performs Guys and Dolls JR. at the Freddie G Student Awards
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Freddie G Outstanding Production recipient Community Theatre of Greensboro students performs <i>Shrek the Musical JR.</i> at the Freddie G Student Awards
Freddie G Outstanding Production recipient Community Theatre of Greensboro students performs Shrek the Musical JR. at the Freddie G Student Awards
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Broadway’s Andrew Keenan-Bolger and NY1’s Frank DiLella present the Freddie G Award for Excellence in Music at the Freddie G Students Awards
Broadway’s Andrew Keenan-Bolger and NY1’s Frank DiLella present the Freddie G Award for Excellence in Music at the Freddie G Students Awards
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Cory Lingner (<i>On the Town</i>) and Corey Cott (<i>Newsies</i>) present the Freddie G All Festival Performance Female Award to Emma Lord from Ohlook Performing Arts Center in Grapevine, TX.
Cory Lingner (On the Town) and Corey Cott (Newsies) present the Freddie G All Festival Performance Female Award to Emma Lord from Ohlook Performing Arts Center in Grapevine, TX.
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Justin Paul, Ben Platt and Benj Pasek announce the Freddie G Award for Excellence in Ensemble Work
Justin Paul, Ben Platt and Benj Pasek announce the Freddie G Award for Excellence in Ensemble Work
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Darren Criss was the headliner of the 2016 Junior Theater Festival. He performed a concert for all attendees featuring songs from his Broadway and television career.
Darren Criss was the headliner of the 2016 Junior Theater Festival. He performed a concert for all attendees featuring songs from his Broadway and television career.
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Darren Criss was the headliner of the 2016 Junior Theater Festival. He performed a concert for all attendees featuring songs from his Broadway and television career.
Darren Criss was the headliner of the 2016 Junior Theater Festival. He performed a concert for all attendees featuring songs from his Broadway and television career.
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Darren Criss was the headliner of the 2016 Junior Theater Festival. He performed a concert for all attendees featuring songs from his Broadway and television career.
Darren Criss was the headliner of the 2016 Junior Theater Festival. He performed a concert for all attendees featuring songs from his Broadway and television career.
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Darren Criss was the headliner of the 2016 Junior Theater Festival. He performed a concert for all attendees featuring songs from his Broadway and television career.
Darren Criss was the headliner of the 2016 Junior Theater Festival. He performed a concert for all attendees featuring songs from his Broadway and television career.
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Darren Criss was the headliner of the 2016 Junior Theater Festival. He performed a concert for all attendees featuring songs from his Broadway and television career.
Darren Criss was the headliner of the 2016 Junior Theater Festival. He performed a concert for all attendees featuring songs from his Broadway and television career.
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Darren Criss meets students backstage before his concert at the Junior Theater Festival
Darren Criss meets students backstage before his concert at the Junior Theater Festival
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Ben Platt, Jodi Picoult, Benj Pasek, Ryann Redmond, Rob Rokicki, Janice Landry, Timothy Allen McDonald, Kate Anderson, Justin Paul, Amanda Flynn, Matthew Lee Robinson, Megan Rozak, Cory Lingner, Elyssa Samsel and Corey Cott
Ben Platt, Jodi Picoult, Benj Pasek, Ryann Redmond, Rob Rokicki, Janice Landry, Timothy Allen McDonald, Kate Anderson, Justin Paul, Amanda Flynn, Matthew Lee Robinson, Megan Rozak, Cory Lingner, Elyssa Samsel and Corey Cott
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