Into the Woods vs. Into the Woods, Jr.- Page 2

[broadwayguy2]

Posted: 7/9/04 at 5:37pm

they are strict.. it really depnds on how bitchy they are... but legally you can't change anything

[feinstein9]

Posted: 7/9/04 at 6:02pm

>>>TW jr is basically just the first act. They cut out the second act because of the adult themes.

so wait... is there a Hello, Again Jr. available?

[MusicPos2]

Posted: 7/9/04 at 6:44pm

They aren't going to shut down a middle school production. That would be if an organization is putting on a professional youth production. There are a lot of shows that aren't available in Jr. versions, and they are performed all the time by middle schools.

[GovernorSlaton]

Posted: 7/9/04 at 8:37pm

Official Broadway Jr. site:


http://www.broadwayjr.com/

[broadwaystar86]

Posted: 7/10/04 at 2:21am

The sure as hell will shut down a middle school production. It is 100% illegal to change a show in any way shape or form, without written consent from the author! And it doesn't have to be a "professional youth production." They all pay royalties, whether "professional" of "amateur"! Updated On: 7/10/04 at 02:21 AM

[Unknown User]

Posted: 7/10/04 at 10:54am

I directed it with little ones two years ago at my summer drama camp....Nothing wrong with happy endings for 7-12 year olds...Perflectly written and transposed for squeeky voices. Let them deal with Act II when they get older!

[zoran912]

Posted: 7/10/04 at 3:04pm

Plum - Did you see the movie CAMP?

[AnothaPartofMe]

Posted: 7/10/04 at 6:20pm

The only show in the Bway Jr. Collection is Annie Jr. I just can't stand that they transposed "Easy Street" so low, among other things.

[GovernorSlaton]

Posted: 7/10/04 at 9:23pm

"The only show in the Bway Jr. Collection is Annie Jr."

What do you mean? There are many shows in the Bway Jr. Collection.