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![]() Abba and Sabba wend their way to Santa's Workshop (Another Elfing Musical, 2011) |
![]() The finest wood elves in the kingdom gather to judge the children of mankind (Another Elfing Musical, 2011) |
![]() Nailing the dance moves in "Brotherhood of Man" (Another Elfing Musical, 2011) |
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![]() Syngergy Communications presents their second pitch for the Socks campaign (Another Elfing Musical, 2011) |
![]() The second Mrs Claus and her Jingle Ladies (Another Elfing Musical, 2011) |
![]() And of course, a special appearance by Santa, who's smaller than you might think (he has to fit down the chimney, doesn't he?) (Another Elfing Musical, 2011) |
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![]() Myrna Cosgrove White is miffed at spending her afterlife with riff-raff (The Ghost Man Always Rings Twice, 2011) |
![]() Lily and Myrna long for the days when they were alive, and in Syracuse (The Ghost Man Always Rings Twice, 2011) |
![]() Madame Ortega prays to the divine force that is Oprah (The Ghost Man Always Rings Twice, 2011) |
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![]() The ghosts spook householder Artesia Shoemaker (The Ghost Man Always Rings Twice, 2011) |
![]() Abba's "The Visitors" provides for a rousing dance number (The Ghost Man Always Rings Twice, 2011) |
![]() As the living stage a seance, Jane and Jessica ponder the fate of elephants (The Ghost Man Always Rings Twice, 2011) |
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![]() Ready to set sail on the Love Sub (Sub Plots, 2010) |
![]() Doing the Hula in Goona Goona Lagoon (Sub Plots, 2010) |
![]() The Lagoon is most famous for its predatory mermaid population (Sub Plots, 2010) |
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![]() Domestic drama: Miss Jellyfish and Mr Manta Ray are upsetting the octopi (Sub Plots, 2010) |
![]() All hail Acario, King of Atlantis (Sub Plots, 2010) |
![]() The Vizier advises spinster Cefalgia that she is not the chosen bride (Sub Plots, 2010) |
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![]() Conjoined twins tap routine: the finale (Sub Plots, 2010) |
![]() The loving couple, each plotting to kill the other (Sub Plots, 2010) |
![]() Love is in the Air: a happy ending! (Sub Plots, 2010) |
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![]() It's Transylvania's only modern musical theatre group (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010) |
![]() The drag queens perform "Pokerface" (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010) |
![]() Not so happy about the vampires next door (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010) |
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![]() Priscilla's hypnotic voice sends all into a trance (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010) |
![]() Fiona, Fiona, and Fiona are ready to be rescued (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010) |
![]() The troupe rehearses "Omigod You Guys" (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010) |
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![]() Carlotta Castafiore, shortly before her death (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010) |
![]() Carlotta Castafiore, shortly after her death (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010) |
![]() Priscilla, Queen of the Damned herself, with friend (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010) |
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![]() Buffet! (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010) |
![]() Carlotta and Ruprecht the Monster settle for each other (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010) |
![]() Vampire threat averted, the troupe presents their rendition of Bombay Dreams (Priscilla, Queen of the Damned, 2010) |
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![]() Pigs knows how to relax (The Moo-sical, 2009) |
![]() Ducks are the epitome of good taste (The Moo-sical, 2009) |
![]() Sheep know how to have fun! (The Moo-sical, 2009) |
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![]() Chelsea Chicken's 1st unsuccessful flying attempt (The Moo-sical, 2009) |
![]() The unlikely romance of a cow and a chicken (The Moo-sical, 2009) |
![]() Chelsea finally takes off (The Moo-sical, 2009) |
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![]() The velociraptors beg to stay on the farm (The Moo-sical, 2009) |
![]() Ah, the many joys of Philadelphia (The Moo-sical, 2009) |
![]() Beware Dr. Gordo's molecular paleontologists! (The Moo-sical, 2009) |
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![]() The Incredible Herc flattens Dr. Mesmer in a "Holding Out For A Hero" tableau (The Supermusical, 2009) |
![]() Aliens from Aganju perform a traditional morning song (The Supermusical, 2009) |
![]() Dr. Mesmer and his delightful Mesmerettes plot the heist of the century (The Supermusical, 2009) |
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![]() Annie, the very tall orphan, leads the Von Trapp children in song (Annie Get Your Nun, 2008) |
![]() Mrs Tottendale and Reverend Mother in a contemplative mood (Annie Get Your Nun, 2008) |
![]() Gil Jaysmith as Dieter rocks the house with hip-hop greed anthem "Great Big Stuff" (Annie Get Your Nun, 2008) |
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![]() Fosse meets the Vatican when the Pope's bodyguards perform "The Pope is Coming" (Annie Get Your Nun, 2008) |
![]() Annie is delighted to become permanent nanny to the Von Trapp children (Annie Get Your Nun, 2008) |
![]() Laura's haunting soliloquay of death, loss, and lemonade (Annie Get Your Nun, 2008) |
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![]() Terry the Fairy wields her magic wand (What Not to Wish, 2008) |
![]() Everybody loves Conan the Agrarian (What Not to Wish, 2008) |
![]() The gang performs "How Does She Know" from Enchanted (What Not to Wish, 2008) |
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![]() Mildred tries to get Edward's attention (What Not to Wish, 2008) |
![]() Junior witch Mildred gets lessons in love from Cinderella and her pals (What Not to Wish, 2008) |
![]() The Senior witches are disheartened to learn of a 30 gold piece witches' tax (What Not to Wish, 2008) |
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![]() the Cuthberts give newly adopted Anne Murray a warm musical welcome (Anne Murray of Green Gables, 2007) |
![]() celebrities wait at the Promises Celebrity Orphanage in Malibu, California, hoping for a forever family (Anne Murray of Green Gables, 2007) |
![]() a slightly unwilling Cyndi Lauper is given an unexpected lift (Anne Murray of Green Gables, 2007) |
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![]() at PEI Idol, the Cuthbert Family attempt a dark and seductive rendition of "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" (Anne Murray of Green Gables, 2007) |
![]() at PEI Idol, the Partridge Family is all dolled up for their version of "Rockin' around the Christmas Tree" (Anne Murray of Green Gables, 2007) |
![]() the Lynde family has every expectation of both winning the talent contest, and marrying off daughter Jenny (Anne Murray of Green Gables, 2007) |
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![]() the fisher-folk of Port Apoti relax at Miss Anapest's saloon between gutting and cleaning (Misplaced: the Musical, 2007) |
![]() Mandy comforts Lovey over the loss of Fabrizio during "The Light in the Piazza" (Misplaced: the Musical, 2007) |
![]() "Yo Ho, Yo Ho," the pirates are attacking! (Misplaced: the Musical, 2007) |
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![]() the newly wealthy lottery winners show off their style in Beaumont-sur-Mer on the Riviera (Misplaced: the Musical, 2007) |
![]() lost on a mysterious island, freshly-paralyzed Skip hopes for inexplicable healing "Love is My Legs" (Misplaced: the Musical, 2007) |
![]() Survivor: Broadway Chorus, as tribe Haiku try to negotiate the deadly obstacle course (Misplaced: the Musical, 2007) |
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![]() back-up dancers assist in "All I Want for Christmas Is You" (A Kitmas Carol, 2006) |
![]() the ghost of Christmas Future extolls the virtues of "Tomorrow" (A Kitsmas Carol, 2006) |
![]() the ghost of Christmas Present performs an ode to the modern world in "History Repeating" (A Kitsmas Carol, 2006) |
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![]() the ghost of Christmas Future reveals a world in which humans have been entirely replaced by robots (A Kitsmas Carol, 2006) |
![]() the ghost of Christmas Past channels Tyra as she alternately upsets and comforts a distraught S.C. Rooge (A Kitsmas Carol, 2006) |
![]() Tragically, the ghost of Christmas present reveals that for this family "Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer" (A Kitsmas Carol, 2006) |
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![]() the evil Dr. Wong is serenaded by the ensemble during "If You Were Gay" (Don't Make Me Laugh, 2006) |
![]() the 'mothers' are alarmed during "Mama I'm a Big Girl Now" (Don't Make Me Laugh, 2006) |
![]() we try to out-Fosse each other during the "Hernando's Hideaway" dance sequence (Don't Make Me Laugh, 2006) |
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![]() and, in the spirit of German performance art, we sing T'Pau's masterpiece "Heart and Soul" (PopRocks, 2005) |
![]() "Bohemian Rhapsody" and our mostly ironic salute to Modern Dance (PopRocks, 2005) |
![]() recreating the disco era during "If I Can't Have You" (PopRocks, 2005) |
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![]() "A Secretary is Not a Toy" but more of a decorative accessory in our tongue-in-cheek look at workplace dysfunction (One Day/One Life, 2005) |
![]() much of the Chorus has passed to the great beyond by the end of "A Wonderful Way to Die" (One Day/One Life, 2005) |
![]() the infamous sock puppet strip-tease during "Let Me Entertain You" (One Day/One Life, 2005) |