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70th Annual Tony Awards   'Opening Number'

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Schmigadoon! — With All of Your Heart Singalong | Apple TV+

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... something that makes it engaging is posing the question to students, "Could that be me?" and showcasing a large variety of music done by an actor that asked himself that very question.

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... the inclusivity of this video toward LGBTQIA+ students, and exploring the beauty beyond the taboo of being gay. A simple, yet beautiful introductory piece.

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... is the choreography, the cinematography, and the combined elements of film and musical theater in a parody. Also, having Keegan-Michael Key as the straight character, and Ariana DeBose as the Marian Paroo alike is not only entertaining, but wonderfully inclusive.

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- showcase certain foundational elements of theater (i.e. choreography, staging, music, singing, acting, costuming, lighting & technical elements, etc.).
- align with the level appropriate to the age range being shown.
- align with the moral and social agreements of the given community at the applicable school.
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The Schuyler sisters - Hamilton (Original Cast 2016 - Live)

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The Schuyler sisters - Hamilton (Original Cast 2016 - Live)

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I believe this is an excellent showcase of set design, lighting, music, costuming, inclusivity in casting, choreography, and being age appropriate for at least grades 3-5.

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The Schuyler sisters - Hamilton (Original Cast 2016 - Live) [HD]

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The captions also make it more accessible to those with impaired hearing.

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I believe this is a great showcase of how musical adaptations can be successful in a cinematic form.

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Into the Woods | I Know Things Now (1080p)

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The singer here is around the age of many of my students, which is engaging for them because it's a powerful thing for young people to see other young people do awesome things.

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The variety of songs and technical elements

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The variety of songs and technical elements

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near the end of the piece, He goes through many different musicals in different styles very rapidly, with sets, costumes, props, choreography, and physicality all being used to switch character very rapidly, which makes it fun and engaging to watch, and can be a great conversation starter around both different tech elements and how things like blocking and physicality affect character.

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Humor can be a wonderful way to engage students, and how this clip starts fairly ordinarily and then gets more and more over-the-top as it goes can start some good conversations around the place satire and parody have in art. Also, more kid actors doing amazing dancing!
That being said, I wouldn't use this at my school, which has a large non-binary/genderfluid community - the "girls and boys" line that is repeated twice would shut quite a few of those kids down immediately.

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When I look for age approprite videos, I search for videos that:
-Have subject matter that is appropriate (ie doesn't contain adult language or certain adult themes, or certain amounts of violence)
-Will connect to students learning
-Is something they will find engaging (ie featuring topics that relate to their life, features celebrities they know)

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- not so much for one video alone, but when you look at all the videos you share as a whole: You must choose videos that showcase a variety of different actors and themes across race, gender, sexuality, age, culture, and ability/disability levels.

- videos that help start conversations, whether it's about the subject matter of the video, the tech, the actors, etc.

- videos that showcase creativity in the theatrical art form, that help show kids that good theatre artists solve problems in the show in unusual and creative ways