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I am pleased to inform you that your student has been selected to attend the the Broadway Junior Theater Celebration in Charlotte, NC on Tuesday April 4, 2017. This incredible opportunity will be one of those experiences they will not forget! Created and directed by iTheatrics, a premiere creative consultant in educational musical theatre based in New York City, in association with the leading theatrical licensor Music Theatre International (MTI) and the Blumenthal Performing Arts' Education Department, this event offers an enthusiastic, educational environment for students and teachers to interact with hundreds of others who share their passion for musical theatre
During the celebration, each school group will perform a selection of a musical

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