When finished reading the note, a bunny, fox and bear comes out on stage, leading into the song “Here in the Forest”, with the addition of a skunk appearing later in the song. The note tells them to ask the bunny, fox and bear to help them find the path. BJ notices a note inside the crown that Barney reads. After the song, Jessica shows BJ The King’s crown. BJ comes out and declares that they can count on him to help find the path again, leading into the song “You Can Count on Me”. Soon the sun comes out, and the path to the castle is gone. Barney concludes that The Sign brought them along, so they could return the crown to the king. After Baby Bop sings “Look at Me, I’m Three”, The Sign shows everyone that the king lost his crown. Learning that they’re going to a real castle, Baby Bop decides to join them. She comes out, greets the audience and then wonders what they’re doing in the enchanted forest. After the song, Barney and the children hear Baby Bop, who was hiding in the flowers. During the song, dancing flowers come out on stage and then leave as the song ends. The gang follows the sign to the enchanted forest, where they notice pretty flowers, queuing the song “What Makes a Flower So Pretty”. After learning how to communicate with The Sign, Barney and the children learn that The Sign wants Barney and the children to follow it, as it will lead them through an enchanted forest and lead them to a real castle. After the song, Barney and the children see The Sign again, and figure out how to communicate with it. The children then exclaim that they’d like to visit a castle, in which Barney tells them that they have to use their imaginations, leading into the song “Castles So High”. Andy concludes that the sign possibly wanted to lead them to a real castle. Wondering what they were doing, the children tell Barney that they were making flags for their sandcastle until a big sign with a castle and legs came by. Seeing the audience makes Barney want to sing, leading into the “Musical Castle Sing-Along Medley”.īarney posing in front of the sandcastle.Īfter the medley, four children run onto the stage by the names of Penny, Andy, Jessica and Justin, in which Barney introduces to the audience.

During this, the “Barney Theme Song” builds and erupts, in which Barney jumps through the castle opening, waving and greeting the audience as he skips around on stage. As the music builds up, a bigger castle comes onto the stage. The show opens with the announcer announcing that this show is made possible by the audience’s imagination.

8.7 Mexico, Latin America and Central America (2006-2007).

On March 6, 2001, Barney's Musical Castle was released on home video having the show filmed at the Rosemont Theater in Rosemont, Illinois in March 2000. A portion of the proceeds from the tour benefited the National Children’s Alliance, a nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating child abuse. Following North America, the show toured in Mexico in 2000 in its initial run, it was later performed in Asia in 20, Mexico, Central America and Latin America from 2006 to 2007, and the Middle East from 2009 to 2010. During the show's original run, it drew more than nine hundred ten thousand attendees to two hundred forty-three performances and saw $17.5 million in ticket grosses. The show was announced to play in eighty cities over the course of the original run. Produced by Lyrick unit Leach Productions, the show toured in North America until 2001 and was nationally sponsored by Luvs. The show made its world premiere on Septemat Reunion Arena in Dallas, Texas. It was the second national stage show tour (after Barney's Big Surprise) based on the American live-action educational children's television series Barney & Friends. Barney's Musical Castle is a stage show that was directed and choreographed by Penny Wilson, written by Evan Viola with songs in the show written by various individuals.

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