mr. chickee s funny money musical overview

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Mr. Chickee’s Funny Money Musical Overview Product Code: MP3000

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: Yes Main Character Details: Steven (m): age 10; B3-C6 vocals, difficult Richelle (w): age 9; G3-B5 vocals, difficult Russell (m): age 8; A3-C6 vocals, difficult Elmwood (m): age 30's; D4-C6 vocals, difficult Lynetta (w): age 30's; G3-B5 vocals, difficult Mr. Chickee (m): age 60's; D4-B5 vocals, moderate Total Number of Songs: 13 Vocal Demands: Difficult Orchestral Demands: Moderate Size of Orchestra: Small (2-4)

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Music and Lyrics by D-FLAWLESS ENTERTAINMENT LLCand TOUR DE FORCE ENTERPRISES LLC

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(MR. CHICKEE’S FUNNY MONEY)

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RUSSELL: “A one with fifteen zeros? This can’t be real. People with that kind of money don’t come from Flint. They live in fancy places like New York City or Suburbs.” STEVEN: “Who is this guy? [MUSIC] Is this bill real? And what should we do with it? Flint Future Detectives, get ready for the case of Mr. Chickee’s Funny Money.”

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RICHELLE: “Could I buy all the books we’ll need in college?”STEVEN: “Richelle, I’m gonna open up my own college! One where you can major in detectivology! You guys don’t get it. I’m thinking big! [MUSIC] No more stupid homemade inventions. No more peanut butter sandwiches for dinner every night. Just picture it...”

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