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        <Summary>It is possible to stage an enjoyable musical, whether you are working on the tiniest of budgets or with buckets of money.</Summary>
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                  <Title>Staging Musicals for Young Performers</Title>

                  <Synopsis>This step-by-step guidebook starts at the very beginning-selecting a musical, planning your rehearsal schedule, teaching theatrical basics and introducing your chosen musical to the group.</Synopsis>

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