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FOOTLOOSE MUSICAL NUMBERS Act 1 NAME:___________________________________________ ROLE:___________________________________________ FOOTLOOSE IP Theater FOOTLOOSE MUSICAL NUMBERS Act 1 FOOTLOOSE………………………..…………………………………………………………………………………………………..……..…...3 ON ANY SUNDAY………..…………....………………………..……………………….….......................................................5 THE GIRL GETS AROUND…………………………………………………..……………………………………………..……….………....9 I CAN’T STAND STILL……………………………………………………..……………………………………………….…………………..13 SOMEBODY’S EYES…………………………………………………………………………………………..………………………………...16 LEARNING TO BE SILENT...............................................................................................................…………22 HOLDING OUT FOR A HERO!………………………………………………………………………………….……………………………26 SCENE CHANGE SOMEBODY’S EYES…..………………………………………………….…….……………………..………………31 SOMEBODY’S EYES REPRISE ..…………………………………………………………….…………………….…………………………33 HEAVEN HELP ME…………………………………………………………..…………………………………………………………………..34 I’M FREE/ HEAVEN HELP ME..…………………….………………………………………………..………………………….…………37 ACT 2 STILL ROCKIN’……………………..……………………………………….………………………………………………..…..………...…...39 LET’S HEAR IT FOR THE BOY…….………………………………………………………………………..…....…….…………………..43 LET’S MAKE BELIEVE WE’RE IN LOVE…………………………………………………………………………………………………..44 CAN YOU FIND IT IN YOUR HEART?…………………………………………………………..……...…………………….…….……46 DANCING IS NOT A CRIME………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….48 MAMA SAYS ............................................................................................................................................49 ALMOST PARADISE……………………………………………………………………………….…………………………………………….53 I CONFESS/HEAVEN HELP ME (REPRISE) ……..……………..………………......…………………………………...…………..59 CAN YOU FIND IT IN YOUR HEART (REPRISE)……………………………………………...…………………….…………...…..62 FOOTLOOSE FINALE.................................................................................................................................62 BOWS…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………63 2 FOOTLOOSE IP Theater (A beat begins as the house lights dim. CHICAGO PEOPLE enter, getting ready for a night out. ) MUSIC 1a - Footloose KENZIE: BEEN WORKING SO HARD. I’M PUNCHING MY CARD EIGHT HOURS, FOR WHAT? OH, TELL ME WHAT I GOT AUDREY: BEEN WORKING SO HARD. I’M PUNCHING MY CARD EIGHT HOURS, FOR WHAT? OTHERS: FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? JACEY: BEEN WORKING WAY TOO HARD. I’M PUNCHING THAT SAME CARD. EIGHT HOURS BUSTIN’ MY BUTT. OH, TELL ME WHAT I GOT? KIDS: I GOT THIS FEELING THAT TIME’S JUST HOLDING ME DOWN KENZIE/AUDREY/JACEY: I HATE THIS FEELING TIME IS HOLDING ME DOWN! KIDS: I’LL HIT THE CEILING OR ELSE I’LL TEAR UP THIS TOWN. TONIGHT I GOTTA CUT LOOSE, FOOTLOOSE, KICK OFF YOUR SUNDAY SHOES. PLEASE, LOUISE, PULL ME OFFA MY KNEES. JACK, GET BACK, COME ON BEFORE WE CRACK. LOSE YOUR BLUES, EVERYBODY CUT FOOTLOOSE. (REN, a charismatic teen, breaks from the pack; he is surrounded by FRIENDS patting his back, shaking his hand, etc; they are in a dance club, shouting to be heard) ROSS: Ren! Ren, hey Ren, I heard yoU’re moving away. PATRICK: Ren’s leaving Chicago? (To REN) YoU’re leaving Chicago? REN: (Playful) That’s right! I’m leavin’ yoU clowns for the wide open spaces. MARCUS: What he means is he’s moving to some little hick town nobody’s every heard of. ROSS: Why woUld yoU do that? REN: (Defensive, good-humored) Hey! People have heard of it! MARCUS: Oh, yeah? What’s the name of it? REN: YoU can find it on any map. PATRICK: What’s the name of it? REN: Folks are flocking there from all over. MARCUS/PATRICK/ROSS: WHAT’S THE NAME OF IT? REN: Bomont. 3 FOOTLOOSE IP Theater ALL: (Turning, shouting) Bomont? Where’s Bomont? KENZIE/AUDREY/JACEY: (To REN) YOU’RE PLAYIN’ SO COOL, OBEYIN’ EVERY RULE. DIG WAY DOWN IN YOUR HEART. YOU’RE BURNIN’ YEARNIN’ FOR SOME… ALL: SOMEBODY TO TELL YOU THAT LIFE AIN’T PASSIN’ YOU BY KENZIE/AUDREY/JACEY: LIFE AIN’T PASSIN’ ME BY ALL: I’M TRYIN’ TO TELL YOU, IT WILL IF YOU DON’T EVEN TRY. YOU CAN FLY! YOU CAN FLY! YOU CAN FLY! KENZIE/AUDREY/JACEY: IF YOU’D ONLY CUT LOOSE ALL: CUT FOOTLOOSE! (WHOA!) CUT FOOTLOOSE! (AAWWW) CUT FOOTLOOSE! (The rhythmic pulse continues under as the lights shift. REN moves to his Mom, ETHEL MCCORMICK, packing. She is in her late 30’s, still attractive but nervously troubled. Their relationship is playful, but respectful.) REN: Mom! Where’re yoU gonna pUt that? The back seat of the car is fUll! I can’t close the trUnk.... ETHEL: Ren, don’t start! I don’t want to move any more than yoU do. REN: Then let’s not go. ETHEL: Look! I, too, wish yoUr father hadn’t left. I, too, wish that things coUld be the way they were... REN: Okay, okay…... ETHEL: And we both wish I coUld be one of those strong single mothers who sUddenly becomes self-sufficient! But I’m not. (Tongue in cheek) Please feel free to disagree. REN: We’ve got a ten-hour drive ahead of us. I’m sUre I’ll think of something. (As REN and ETHEL ‘leave Chicago,” the lights restore on stage.) ALL: FIRST WE’VE GOT TO TURN YOU AROUND SECOND THEN PUT YOUR FEET ON THE GROUND. THIRD NOW TAKE A HOLD OF YOUR SOUL! AAWWW…. LIFE KEEPS HOLDING ME DOWN! AHH…. EV’RYBODY CUT, EV’RYBODY CUT, EV’RYBODY CUT, EV’RYBODY CUT, EV’RYBODY CUT, EV’RYBODY CUT, AH-AH-AH-AH… AH-AH-AH-AH… (The DANCERS spin off, revealing REVEREND SHAW MOORE - 40’s. Vigorous, authoritative; he stands center stage listening to the sounds of a CHOIR warming up sweetly in the distance) 4 FOOTLOOSE IP Theater ACT ONE-SCENE 1B: in Church MUSIC 1b - On Any Sunday CHOIR: AHHH… ON ANY SUNDAY HERE WE’LL BE RAISING OUR VOICES IN HARMONY ONE DAY ONCE OUR TRIALS HAVE CEASED WE WILL BE RELEASED SHAW: (Heartfelt, conversational) ON ANY SUNDAY, LORD I PRAY, TELL ME EXACTLY THE WORDS TO SAY. GIVE ME STRENGTH AND MAYBE THEN I CAN REACH MY FELLOW MEN. SO WE ALL MAY RISE AGAIN. THANK YOU, LORD, AMEN. CHOIR: AH…. (PARISHIONERS and KIDS enter church and take seats in the pews. REN and ETHEL enter; SHAW greets them.) SHAW: Welcome to Bomont! (SHAW mounts to the pulpit) Good morning! PARISHIONERS: Good morning, Reverend! SHAW: I took the long way to chUrch this morning, down past the old creek. I heard birds chirping and oUr own choir warming Up in the distance. I was reminded of a line from oUr great poet, Walt Whitman, who wrote, “I hear America singing.” And I thoUght, “Aren’t we the song to sing? Don’t we lift oUr voices to tell the world who we are? And what we believe?” So I ask yoU this morning -- what song are yoU singing? REN: (Turning in his pew) WE’VE ONLY BEEN HERE TWO DAYS AND ALREADY CHICAGO SEEMS A MILLION MILES AWAY. BUT WE WERE BARELY HANGING ON THERE, ‘SPECIALLY WITH MY FATHER GONE. THERE’S NOT TOO MANY PLACES WE COULD STAY BUT MAYBE MOM CAN FIND A JOB THAT’S STEADY, AND MAYBE I CAN STAND IT FOR A YEAR AND MAYBE THINGS WON’T BE SO BAD AND MAYBE I WON’T MISS MY DAD AND MAYBE WE COULD START A NEW LIFE HERE. PARISHIONERS: OOH, AH….START A NEW LIFE HERE! OOH! OOH! OOH! OOH! SHAW: BUt if Walt Whitman were alive today, what song woUld he hear America singing? When I turn on television, all I hear is the mUsic of easy sexUality and relaxed morals. I hear rock and roll and the endless chant of pornography. And I ask myself, “Why does our Lord allow this?” We know God has the power to turn all those records and books and videos into one big fiery cinder like…(Claps his hands before a sleeping boy)...that! (The BOY startles awake) But he doesn’t. And why? Because God is testing us. He’s watching to see whether we’ll choose his path. And that is why, every day, we must ask oUrselves: “Have I done the right thing?” ETHEL/REN: HAVE I DONE THE RIGHT THING? PICKING UP MY LIFE, PACKING UP THE PAST. THAT’S ALWAYS FRIGHT’NING, HAVE I DONE THE RIGHT THING? ADULT PARISHIONERS: THE RIGHT THING? THE RIGHT THING! WE STRIVE TO DO WHAT’S RIGHT! THE RIGHT THING! THE RIGHT THING! SIN IS A MATTER OF BLACK AND WHITE! SHAW: This morning we welcome to oUr parish two new soUls jUst arrived from Chicago. Ethel McCormack and her son...Ron, is it? REN: (Mumbles) Ren. 5 FOOTLOOSE IP Theater SHAW: HUh? Speak up! Let the Lord hear yoUr voice! REN: (Stands. Louder) Ren. CHUCK: (Snidely mimicking) “Ren!” (Other KIDS snicker) REN: (ignoring the jibe) Ren McCormack. SHAW: “Ren.” Interesting name. Is that short for something? REN: (Cheeky ) Nope! (Sits abruptly) KIDS: THERE’S RUMORS GOIN’ ROUND ABOUT THE NEW KID AND EVERYBODY’S TALKIN’ TILL THEIR BLUE CUZ YOU KNOW HOW A STRANGER IS - IF HE’S NOT DUMB, HE’S DANGEROUS BUT EITHER WAY AT LEAST IT’S SOMETHING NEW. SHAW: Now I invite yoU to join my wife Vi and oUr daUghter Ariel in this morning’s convocation. (ARIEL and VI ascend to the altar and flank SHAW.) SHAW/VI/ARIEL: GOD IS LOVE FOLLOW HIM AND NEVER ROAM HE HAS MADE THE STARS ABOVE JUST TO LIGHT YOUR WAY BACK HOME. SHAW: (To the Congregation) Everybody! (ALL sing their respective sections in counterpoint) REN/ETHEL: WE’VE ONLY BEEN HERE TWO DAYS AND ALREADY CHICAGO SEEMS A MILLION MILES AWAY BUT WE WERE BARELY HANGING ON THERE, ‘SPECIALLY WITH MY/HIS FATHER GONE THERE’S NOT TOO MANY PLACES WE COULD STAY BUT MAYBE MOM/I CAN FIND A JOB THAT’S STEADY AND MAYBE I/REN CAN STAND IT FOR A YEAR AND MAYBE THINGS WON’T BE SO BAD AND MAYBE I/REN WON’T MISS MY/HIS DAD AND MAYBE WE CAN START A NEW LIFE HERE. SHAW/VI/ARIEL: GOD IS LOVE FOLLOW HIM AND NEVER ROAM HE HAS MADE THE STARS ABOVE JUST TO LIGHT YOUR WAY BACK HOME. ADULT PARISHIONERS: THE RIGHT THING! THE RIGHT THING! WE STRIVE TO DO WHAT’S RIGHT!! THE RIGHT THING! THE RIGHT THING! SIN IS A MATTER OF BLACK AND WHITE! THE RIGHT THING! THE RIGHT THING! WE DO THE RIGHT THING! WE STRIVE TO DO THE RIGHT THING! KIDS: THERE’S RUMORS GOIN’ ROUND ABOUT THE NEW KID AND EVERYBODY’S TALKIN’ TILL THEIR BLUE BUT EITHER WAY, IT’S SOMETHING NEW, EITHER WAY AT LEAST IT’S SOMETHING NEW.
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