Junie B. Jones Jr. Actor’s Script (10 pack)

Name: Junie B. Jones Jr. Actor’s Script (10 pack)
Brand: Broadway Junior
Price: 75.0 USD
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HOW LONG CAN WE PERFORM THIS SHOW?

Your Performance License is good for 12 months. You can keep all the materials after the 12 month period, but the materials are not reusable.

CAN I PERFORM THE SAME SHOW THE NEXT YEAR AND JUST PURCHASE THE RIGHTS SINCE I ALREADY HAVE THE MATERIALS?

You will need to purchase a new kit and sign a new performance license if you would like to perform the show again at another time. The materials are not re-useable, refundable or transferable.

CAN I VIDEOTAPE THE PERFORMANCE?

The shows that can be videotaped with the purchase of a Video License at $75 include:

Disney's Aladdin JR.
Disney's Aladdin KIDS
Annie JR.
Annie KIDS
Disney's The Aristocats KIDS
Disney's Beauty and the Beast JR.
Disney's Cinderella KIDS
Dear Edwina JR.
Magic Tree House: Dinosaurs before Dark KIDS
Elf The Musical JR.
Fame JR.
The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley JR.
Disney's Frozen JR.
Magic Tree House: A Ghost Tale for Mr. Dickens JR.
Guys and Dolls JR.
Disney's High School Musical JR.
Disney's High School Musical 2 JR.
Honk! JR.

Roald Dahl's James and the Giant Peach JR.
Disney's The Jungle Book KIDS
Magic Tree House: The Knight at Dawn KIDS
Disney's The Lion King JR.
Disney's The Lion King KIDS
Disney's The Little Mermaid JR.
Madagascar - A Musical Adventure JR.
Mary Poppins JR.
Disney's My Son Pinocchio JR.
Peter Pan JR.
Magic Tree House: Pirates Past Noon KIDS
Seussical JR.
Seussical KIDS
Shrek The Musical JR.
Singin' in the Rain JR.
Disney's Winnie the Pooh KIDS

Main restrictions: video recordings are for cast/crew/families only, can't be sold and can't be broadcast in any way including on the Internet.

The remaining shows do not allow videotaping. Parents cannot tape, even just for their own personal in-home use. It has nothing to do with how the tape would be used, not being sold, etc. It all comes down to legal copyright rights. Here is how Music Theatre International explains it:

Unfortunately, the rights to videotape are not available. Copyright law gives authors the exclusive right to control the reproduction of their work. When a license is granted for a live stage production of a show, that license does not include the right to tape it because the authors retain the sole right to decide when or if their work is recorded in any way. Even a videotape made for classroom use, as a personal memento or as an archival school record violates the authors' separate right to reproduce their work. In most cases, the authors have already granted such rights exclusively to film or television companies, in which case videotaping this show would also be infringing upon the rights granted by the authors to a third party.

CAN I POST A VIDEO OF OUR PERFORMANCE ON YOUTUBE?
There is no broadcasting of the show in any way, even if you've signed a video license. The license specifically restricts the right to broadcast your performance on YouTube, any school channel, etc.

I HAVE A FEW STUDENTS WHO WERE IN THE 9TH GRADE LAST YEAR AND ARE GOING INTO THE 10TH GRADE. CAN I STILL ALLOW THEM TO PERFORM IN THE SHOW?
No. All performers are required to be in the 9th grade or under when the show is performed.

CAN I PERFORM ONLY CERTAIN MUSICAL NUMBERS FROM THE SHOW?
No. The show must be performed exactly as it has been provided to you in the ShowKit materials and you cannot delete, alter or make changes of any kind in the text of the play, the musical numbers, characters or characterizations.

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Julie B Jones Jr Scripts

Duration: 60 minutes

Note: Performances must be done by accredited schools using students only. Sorry, orders cannot be processed for Community Theatres, Children's Theatres or Performing Arts schools which do not have an academic curriculum.

Broadway Collection musicals make take ~1 week to process since a separate licensing contract must be signed. Please plan to accordingly to order these shows.

OVERVIEW / SYNOPSIS

From Marcy Heisler and Zina Goldrich, the creators who brought you Dear Edwina and Dear Edwina JR., comes Junie B. Jones The Musical JR. - a delightful adaptation of four of Barbara Park's best-selling books, brought to life in a delightful adaptation created specifically for Broadway Junior performers.

Join Junie B. on her first day of first grade, where many changes are in store: Junie's best friend Lucille has found new best friends - and Junie B. makes friends with Herb, the new kid at school. While in Mr. Scary's class Junie has trouble reading the blackboard - and she may need glasses. Add in a friendly cafeteria lady, an intense kickball tournament and a "Top-Secret Personal Beeswax Journal," and first grade has never been more exciting.

Featuring many lovable characters and fun-filled songs, Junie B. Jones JR. will capture your audiences' and Broadway Junior performers' hearts - just as the books captivated an entire generation of students.

CAST OF CHARACTERS →

JUNIE B JONES JR MUSICAL NUMBERS

Junie B. Jones The Musical JR. opens with Junie B. introducing herself, Daddy, Mother, Tickle, and Baby Ollie, and excitedly discussing all the potential uses for her new journal ("Top Secret Personal Beeswax"). The first day of first grade begins, and Junie B. walks into the classroom full of School Kids to find her former best friend, Lucille, has abandoned her for two new best friends; Camille and Chenille ("Lucille, Camille, Chenille"). Junie B. is disappointed again after school when another best friend, Grace, chooses to sit next to Bobbi Jean Piper on the bus instead. However, Junie B.'s new friend, Herb, cheers her up by sitting next to her and making plans to get together later in the week ("You Can Be My Friend").

The next day at school, Mr. Scary writes words on the board and asks the class, including Lennie and José, to choose one of them and draw a picture of it, but Junie B. struggles ("Time To Make A Drawing"). After seeing her drawing and asking about what she sees on the board, Mr. Scary and the class decide that Junie B. needs glasses ("You Need Glasses"). Junie B. arrives at school the next day wearing her new glasses, but she hesitates to share them with the class, especially May ("Show And Tell"). To her surprise, the class loves her glasses, even calling her "cool."

The following morning, Junie B. is delighted when her parents surprise her with a new lunch box ("Lunch Box"), but at school, she finds most students in line to buy lunch. When she asks Herb to share his cafeteria cookie with her, Junie B. realizes he isn't familiar with much-loved lunch lady Mrs. Gutzman, so she, Shirley, and the other School Kids enthusiastically tell him about her ("Gladys Gutzman"). Junie B. asks Mrs. Gutzman how she might get access to more cookies, and Mrs. Gutzman recruits Junie B. as her helper. Unfortunately, Junie B. is a less than successful helper, and most of her class ends up mad at her, but Mrs. Gutzman smoothes things over by bringing sugar cookies to the classroom and telling the students that Junie B. gave her the idea ("Beeswax Cookie – Reprise").

While at her house preparing for a kickball tournament on Friday ("Kickball Tournament"), Junie B. accidentally injures her toe, forcing her to wear a special shoe and preventing her from taking part in the tournament ("You Can't Fix It"). Though Junie B. is sulking over this situation, her classmate Sheldon is dreaming of the incredible halftime show he could create ("Sheldon Potts' Halftime Show"). Back at home, Junie B. pouts over the tournament, but her parents encourage her to see the brighter side of the situation ("When Life Gives You Lemons"). Junie B. decides to learn to juggle and perform in the halftime show.

The day of the tournament arrives, and the students are abuzz with excitement ("Kickball Tournament – Reprise"). Junie B. and Sheldon nervously wait to perform, but when the time comes, Sheldon gets so nervous he abandons Junie B., leaving her alone in front of a restless crowd. When the students begin throwing biscuits at her, she surprises them all by juggling on the spot. Everyone is impressed ("Superstar"). Junie B. comes to the last page of her journal and reflects on everything that has happened since she began writing ("Writing Down The Story Of My Life").

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