(MISS HANNIGAN enters and catches her) Miss Hannigan: Aha! Caught you! Get up and do your chores! Make this dump shine like the top of the Chrysler Building. Kate: Annie, what are you doing? Annie: Runnin’ away. Narrator 2: We’re smack dab in the middle of the Great Depression in the city of New York.

“Whether they are on stage singing or behind the scenes running the show, we hope your community will join us in applauding them for their teamwork and skills,” he adds.Annie, Junior Practice Script Book by Thomas Meehan -‐ Music by Charles Strouse Lyrics by Martin Charnin _ Scene 1: The New York City Orphanage Narrator 1: The time is 1933. All of the students in John Glenn Elementary’s cast and crew have worked together to create their own unique interpretation of this classic story based during an important period of American history,” Gershon said. “Musical theater has something for everyone. To celebrate the accomplishments of dozens of students involved in the production, John Glenn Elementary will receive a certificate signed by Thomas Meehan (who wrote the book for Annie), Charles Strouse (music) and Martin Charnin (lyrics and original director) commending the cast on their successful production of “Annie Junior” and encouraging them to continue to embrace the arts for the many “tomorrows” yet to come. PINE HILL – John Glenn Elementary is joining the schools across America taking the classic concept of “let’s put on a show” to reach new academic heights with its production of “Annie Junior,” Freddie Gershon, Chairman of Music Theatre International (MTI), said.MTI, through its Educational Division (named MTI Education), works with the authors of classic musicals to create special editions suitable for ages 8-14 to perform.

Annie jr the musical script and lyrics