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Playbill Video Week in Review: Spring Awakening First Look, Something Rotten! Does Dorm-Style Dining, Newsies Reunion Concert!
Playbill was out and about as the cast of Spring Awakening previewed songs from the upcoming Broadway production and backstage at Something Rotten! with Brad Oscar and Brooks Ashmanskas in their college dorm-style dressing room. It Shoulda Been You was in the studio for a cast recording session and cast members of Broadway's Newsies reunited for 54 Below concerts. See all of this week's videos below.
Young Stars of The King and I, Fun Home, School of Rock, More, Help Playbill Prep for Back to School Week
Sierra Boggess, David Burtka, Tyne Daly in the Studio for It Shoulda Been You Original Cast Recording
Something Rotten! Stars Get Collegiate With "Dorm Room" Dining and Snacks
Highlights From World-Premiere Musical October Sky
Newsboys of New York Reunite at 54 Below! Soundcheck With Side Show, "Pocahontas" and Bruno Mars Tunes
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