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Playbill Video Week in Review: Amazing Something Rotten! Quick Change, Dames at Sea Ready to Set Sail, Trip of Love Revisits Psychedelic '60s
As the fall season starts to heat up, Playbill was out and about as Dames at Sea and Trip of Love opened rehearsal room doors to give peeks at the new productions, both of which begin performances this month. The national tour of Once kicks off a new leg of its journey, On the Town pulled up anchor, and Heidi Blickenstaff pulled off an amazing quick change in Something Rotten! See all of the week's videos below.
Dames at Sea Looking Ship-Shape in First Peek at Broadway-Bound Musical
Trip of Love Revisits Psychedelic '60s With Dance and Classic Tunes
Highlights From the National Tour of Heartbreaking Romance Once
A Look Back: On the Town Hunks in Photo Shoot Action at NYC's South Street Seaport
A Look Back: Watch On the Town's Spellbinding Dream Ballet
A Look Back: On the Town and The King and I Hold an "Uptown Funk" Dance Party
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