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To help you find the perfect musical for your next performance, we have provided this overview of the vocal and orchestral demands for this title. Solo Songs: Yes Ensemble/Large Chorus Songs: No Main Character Details: Actor One (m/w): G3-G5 vocals, moderate Actor Two (m/w): G3-B5 vocals, difficult Actor Three (m/w): A3-G5 vocals, moderate *All Actors play multiple roles Total Number of Songs: 19 Vocal Demands: Moderate Orchestral Demands: Moderate Size of Orchestra: Small (piano only)

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