The Kid Critics Get a Lesson in Acceptance at THE PROM!

Hi, my name is Charles

Hi, I'm Talon Sandy. Hi, I'm Isabella. I'm 14 years old. I'm 11

I'm 12 years old. And the show I got to see was the prom

Build a prom for everyone show them all. It can be done if music flares and no one cares

You're a foolie heartbooks wield it now. And we'll see how the world

One day be, it might come true if we take a chance

But till that day comes, I say cue the drums, it's time to dance

The new musical Eleanor has just opened on Broadway, but is a big flop

A group of Broadway stars where Pandas being narcissists in multiple reviews, which caused their show to close

Now these couple famous people, they want publicity because they have been doing show after show that is really bad

They wanted to prove they were good people by helping the lesbian girl Emma who couldn take her girlfriend to prom in Indiana Things are looking pretty bad for Emma and the principal Mr Hawkins until the Broadway stars step in

It is very hard, but if I had to pick one to be my favorite, it would be Barry Glickman, played by Brooks Oshmondskas

He's just the funniest one, and he, I feel like from the beginning almost, even though his intentions technically were to get publicity, he was the most genuine out of all of them that really was

wanted that really like saw Emma and wanted to be like her friend and her like father figure

He is the one who really connects with Emma. Brooks Ashmonskos is very good at singing, acting

and comedy and it is a joy every time the character comes on stage. I would like to give a

shout out to the heart of the show Emma, played by Caitlin Communion, who brought a lot of

emotion and vulnerability to performance. She captured how hard it is to be picked

my favorite song in high school. My favorite song in the prom is Azele

It sung by Angie an aging chorus girl played by Angie Schwarrer to Emma to try to cheer her up after the whole prom fiasco It also trying to convince her that she has the zazz the personality to go out and share her own story

My favorite song in the show was Jess Freed because Emma Nolan, the girl played Emma Nolan and sing it really, really well

It was really beautiful. It's a really beautiful song in general. I'll give it some zah

There were a lot of morals explored in the show. I think the moral of the story was, um, except not only the moral of the prong is, no matter who you love, you should be treated the same

If you're a Broadway star, don't be a narcissist and give to others

If you're one of the parents or kids in Indiana, don't be homophobic

And if you're Emma or Alyssa or a kid, part of the LGBT plus Q community, be yourself

This is what Emma and Alyssa teach to the close-minded citizens of Edgewater

so they all learn to accept one another. I think other kids would love the prom Kids would like the show because it explores the struggle to fit in with a sense of humor and it ends with togetherness It teaches kids very much about acceptance and it a great show to see because of that and also just because it really fun

I've seen it twice and I can't wait to see it a third time

Acceptance. Joyous. Transformation. We're all lesbians! Universal

Light's no dress rehearsal Excuse me while I say The Humveyor

Go big for you flown it It's time that we own it

And make it clear that tonight belongs to Make it clear that tonight belongs to

Make it clear that tonight belongs To us