🐸 Frog & Toad Dump 🐸 This is super late but just want to share some highlights of this ✨WILD✨ experience! 🐌 1. This sparkly blue number 🔥 2. Laughing through tears as we survived first preview 3. RIP Kite 🪁 4. Slay the day away ✅ 5. Mariah who? 6. F: It’s true, Toad. You do look funny. T: Girl, I know! 💅🏽 7. She got a review 📰 8. What happens in San Jose… 9. We love a Polaroid moment 📸 10. Just a casual option up ⬆️ (peep my Wizard and I end pose) “I don’t miss it. I just think about it a lot.” 💚 #AYearWithFrogAndToad #FrogAndToad #MusicalTheatre #Theatre #BayArea #BACT #Slay https://www.instagram.com/p/CoNxr0PPOWL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Hello and welcome to a blog post! Last week I began my teaching career with my first week teaching as, of all things, a Drama teacher. So, forgive the delay, but here we go! This week’s highlighted musical is one that is near and dear to me. I think it’s an absolutely charming show for any age, and a show I hope to helm at my high school in the near future! Let’s getta loada toad and check out this week’s Musical Monday!
Musical Monday date: 8/20/2019
Musical: A Year with Frog and Toad
Book, Music, and Lyrics: Willie Reale, Robert Reale, and Willie Reale
Broadway Run: April 13, 2005 - June 15, 2003
Awards Won: None
Other: In addition to Best Musical, A Year with Frog and Toad received Tony nominations for Best Book of a Musical, and Best Original Score.
Fun Fact: The Original Broadway Cast comprised: Jay Goede (Frog), Mark Linn-Baker (Toad), Danielle Ferland (various roles), Jennifer Gambatese (various roles), and Frank Vlastnik (various roles).
I think this show is a completely underrated musical, and one that should certainly be done more often. There is a cast recording, so do take a listen to it because if you have any little ones whether in the classroom, at church, in your home, or you yourself love some fantastic children’s literary adaptation, this is the show for you. Next week we shall begin our trek through the 2004 Tony season, a year where an upset and lesson in how vital marketing your show is was devastatingly learned. Until then, go see a show!
