Jim Hill : Tune Tuesday: Get ready for the stage version of "High School Musical 2"

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Tune Tuesday: Get ready for the stage version of "High School Musical 2"

Jim Hill shares all sorts of tidbits from the Disney Theatrical side of the fence. Including the tour schedule for both the North American & UK version of "Mary Poppins" as well as "The Little Mermaid" CD release celebration

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	High School Musical » Blog Archive » Tune Tuesday: Get ready for the stage version of "High School … said: PingBack from http://highschoolmusicalnews.info/2008/02/18/tune-tuesday-get-ready-for-the-stage-version-of-high-school/ February 18, 2008 9:34 PM
	lostincrowds said: Hmmm. Never been a big fan of High School Musical, so I wont be booking tickets to see a stage show that is based on a sequel to a TV movie. But I do admire Disney for making a mint out of HSM, the ice show sold out my local arena (Manchester UK) for quite a few nights recently, and the kids seemed to be loving it. Disney did a really good job of infusing 'Finding Nemo' with all new songs, are there any other Disney hits that could be converted into a musical format? What about a rat that can cook, and sing? February 19, 2008 4:58 AM
	captainhook91 said: As someone who works in the theatre I think this is a great idea. It turns it into an endless money-maker while not cramming it down anyone's throat. Think about it, if a company wants to do the show, meaning they have the talent to do it & an audience that they think wants to see it... they will do it. If there is no interest, then they perform some other musical. Disney just sits there, spending no money, and cashes the checks when community theaters everywhere ask to perform it. February 19, 2008 12:15 PM