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Playbill Video Week in Review: The Visual Poetry of Spring Awakening, School of Rock Photo Shoot, a Glitzy 42nd Street on Tour
This week, Spring Awakening released footage revealing the visual poetry of the English language/American Sign Language production, the cast of the Bullets Over Broadway tour gave a peak at rehearsal, a glamorous production of 42nd Street kicked off its tour, Alex Brightman and the School of Rock kids collected at the Winter Garden Theatre for a photo shoot, Invisible Thread released a moving music video and Christopher Sieber turned into a real-life Miss Trunchbull when the young Matilda stars proved they were smarter than 5th graders. See all this week's videos below.
Glitzy and Glamorous Highlights From National Tour of 42nd Street
Christopher Sieber Becomes a Real Life Miss Trunchbull When Matilda Kids Prove They Are Smarter Than 5th Graders!
Alex Brightman and School of Rock Kids Rock Out in Promo Photo Shoot
Bullets Over Broadway Ready to Kick Off Tour With a Bang!
New Musical Invisible Thread Shares Inspiring "Beautiful" Music Video
Michael Feinstein Unveils New Signage, Performs For First Time at Feinstein's/54 Below
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