| It's a musical journey across the United States.
The show starts in New York, and it ends with a tribute to our great country.
Each city within the show has specific musical selections that define
each particular city. It was fitting to be able to perform this
show after the tragedy of 9/11. Singing "Are You Ready For a Miracle" Six Flags-St. Louis |
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| Opening: |
"God Bless America," "State of Rhythm,"
"Rhythm is Gonna Get Ya,"
"Rhythm Nation," "The Rhythm of Life," |
| New York: |
"New York, New York," "On Broadway," "City
Rhythm,"
"Auld Lang Sine," "Happy Days Are Here Again," |
| Hollywood: |
"Fame," "We're Going Hollywood," "Tico
Tico Tic," "Good Ship Lollipop," "Heaven," "Somewhere Over
the Rainbow," "Singin' in the Rain"
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| Detroit: |
"It's Been a Hard Day's Night," "Workin'
In a Coal Mine," "Steamed Heat,"
" Workin' Day and Night," "Proud Mary" |
| Atlanta: |
"This Little Light of Mine," "Amazing Grace,"
"How Great Thou Art,"
" Are You ready For a Miracle," "His Eye is on the Sparrow" |
| New Orleans: |
"Feel the Beat of the Rhythm of the Night," "Get
This Party Started,"
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| USA: |
"God Bless the USA," "Freedom," "America,"
"God Bless America,"
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The dancing was the most technical show that
I have done during the summer. Although, I have done much more technical
stuff while I have been in school because I am a dance major and excel in
modern dance and ballet. The New York and Hollywood section involved
a lot of ballet type movement, especially Fame. The Detroit section
was a manly section where the men had to portray blue collar men. The
women had to act more sexy and unattainable during this section. The Atlanta
section was just one big church, and the New Orleans section was a prop
show and hip-hop all in one. The America section had a lot of marching
type steps in it. *Singing "God Bless America" at Six Flags St. Louis* |