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Dirk Holzman replied to the discussion 'Urinetown' in the group Howard County STARs

"Hammond High School’s Urinetown, Just Try to Hold Your Pee! It’s a privilege to pee in Urinetown, but that doesn’t mean it’s a privilege to laugh! At Hammond…"

Apr 10, 2012

Nihal Singh replied to the discussion 'Urinetown' in the group Howard County STARs

" Even if one were blindfolded, kidnapped, and ushered to a surprisingly theatre-like seat in complete silence, the voices—louder then softer, louder then softer—upon arrival would give away one’s location. Even if…"

Mar 16, 2012

Zachary Newman replied to the discussion 'Urinetown' in the group Howard County STARs

"CHS 10 “Penny for a pee?” This unique and remarkably catchy slogan was heard frequently throughout the course of a unique musical. A fantastic rendition of Urinetown: The Musical was held by the Hammond High School Theatre…"

Mar 14, 2012

Emily Reiss replied to the discussion 'Urinetown'

"CHS 4 Paying to pee and taxing the toilet were all a part of the zany plot of Urinetown. Audiences braved the bathroom during this comical and satirical production at Hammond…"

Mar 14, 2012

Alex Press replied to the discussion 'Urinetown'

" “It's Old Man Strong! He ain't waitin!” Waiting for what? To pee! As you might expect from the title, Urinetown: The Musical is all about pee. Well, pee, and love, and a revolution, and…"

Mar 14, 2012

Lauren Tobiason posted an event

Hammond High Presents: Urinetown (the Musical) at Hammond High School

March 1, 2012 at 7pm to March 3, 2012 at 9:30pm

Performances at 8800 Guilford Road, Columbia, MDThursday, March 1 at 7pmFriday, March 2 at 7pmSaturday, March 3 at 2pmSaturday, March 3rd at 7pmTickets: $10 presale, $12 doorPresale tickets can be purchased through cast or crew or through the front office at Hammond High School during school hours.One of the most uproariously funny…See More

Feb 24, 2012

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Lauren Tobiason added a discussion to the group Howard County STARs

Urinetown

Performances at Hammond High--8800 Guilford Road, Columbia, MDThursday, March 1 at 7pmFriday, March 2 at 7pmSaturday, March 3 at 2pm (STARS performance)Saturday, March 3rd at 7pmTickets: $10 presale, $12 doorPresale tickets can be purchased through cast or crew or through the front office at Hammond High School during school…See More

Feb 24, 2012

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Lauren Tobiason posted a discussion

Urinetown

Performances:Thursday, March 1 at 7pmFriday, March 2 at 7pmSaturday, March 3 at 2pm (STARS performance)Saturday, March 3rd at 7pmTickets: $10 presale, $12 doorPresale tickets can be purchased through cast or crew or through the front office at Hammond High School during school hours.One of the most uproariously funny musicals in…See More

Feb 24, 2012

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The Odd Couple: Female Version at Hammond High at Hammond High School

November 10, 2011 at 7pm to November 12, 2011 at 7pm

Plot Summary:This hilarious 1985 update of Simon's original The Odd Couple follows newly single, neat-freak Florence as she moves in with her good friend, the slovenly Olive Madison. Joined by their group of witty Trivial Pursuit playing friends and a pair of handsome Spanish neighbors, Olive and Florence survive three weeks as the most mismatched roommates of all time.Performace Details:Thursday, November 10 at 7pmFriday, November 11 at 7pmSaturday, November 12 at 2pm and 7pmTickets are $9 in…See More

Sep 19, 2011

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Darby Dicks replied to the discussion 'Little Shop of Horrors--Hammond' in the group Howard County STARs

"Little Shop of Horrors “Feed me, Seymour!” bellows the plant on stage to a nervous looking young man. These two are the unlikely pair around which the…"

May 26, 2011

Alex Giosa replied to the discussion 'Little Shop of Horrors--Hammond' in the group Howard County STARs

"A small, shabby flower shop on the seedy underside of town, otherwise known as Skid Row, is the setting of Hammond High School’s Little Shop of Horrors where the meek have not only inherited the stage but stolen the show and the hearts of the…"

May 14, 2011

Claire Fremuth replied to the discussion 'Little Shop of Horrors--Hammond' in the group Howard County STARs

"“I guess a few drops are alright as long as you don’t make a habit of it!” said Seymour (Mikey Nugent). This is rather disturbing (and ironic) because Seymour is talking about blood. Yes, BLOOD!!! “The Little Shop of…"

Apr 26, 2011

Aubrey Dunn replied to the discussion 'Little Shop of Horrors--Hammond' in the group Howard County STARs

"It’s alive! Audrey II, that is, a giant man-eating plant who was brought to life this week on the stage of Hammond High School’s production of Little Shop of Horrors. The show, originally a black comedy film from the 60’s, was…"

Apr 26, 2011

Rachel Hanon replied to the discussion 'Little Shop of Horrors--Hammond' in the group Howard County STARs

"Hammond High School’s Little Shop of Horrors by Rachel Hanon We see many people enter the infamous flower shop on Skid Row, but only some get to leave. Set to a 1960s doo-wop soundtrack, this eerie rock-musical doesn’t disappoint.…"

Apr 5, 2011

Christina Green replied to the discussion 'Little Shop of Horrors--Hammond' in the group Howard County STARs

"The cast of Hammond High School’s March 3-5 production of Little Shop of Horrors made only one mistake in its performance: they fed the plant! This dark rock musical, set on Skid Row in the 1960s, is famous for its run on Broadway, which…"

Mar 25, 2011

Alana Rusonis replied to the discussion 'Little Shop of Horrors--Hammond' in the group Howard County STARs

"Have you ever seen a plant that can eat people whole? Well Hammond High School’s rendition of Little Shop of Horrors brings you up close and personal to the terrifying beast, otherwise known as the “Audrey 2.” If you are…"

Mar 24, 2011