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Over a dozen Broadway and international artists, including cast members from hit shows The Lion King, Fela, Bring It On, Book of Mormon, and the original productions of In The Heights, Swing! and Kiss of the Spider Woman, among others, will donate their time as volunteer teachers for R.Evolución Latina's 5th Annual Dare to Go Beyond (D2GB) Children's Performing Arts Camp, scheduled for July 16-20.

Tonight, June 21st, Broadway Sessions welcomes the cast of the upcoming Broadway musical Bring It On and more.

Taylor Louderman, Adrienne Warren and the cast of BRING IT ON just performed on NBC-TV's TODAY SHOW this morning, live from Rockefeller Center Plaza (48th Street btwn 5th & 6th Aves). Check out 'It's All Happening' and 'It Ain't No Thing' below!

This Thursday, June 21st, Broadway Sessions welcomes the cast of the upcoming Broadway musical Bring It On and more.

Taylor Louderman, Adrienne Warren and the cast of BRING IT ON will perform two numbers - "It's All Happening" and "It Ain't No Thing" - from the new musical comedy on NBC-TV's TODAY SHOW today, JUNE 19, live from Rockefeller Center Plaza (48th Street btwn 5th & 6th Aves). TODAY airs from 7AM - 11AM EST.

Taylor Louderman, Adrienne Warren and the cast of BRING IT ON will perform two numbers - "It's All Happening" and "It Ain't No Thing" - from the new musical comedy on NBC-TV's TODAY SHOW on TUESDAY, JUNE 19, live from Rockefeller Center Plaza (48th Street btwn 5th & 6th Aves). TODAY airs from 7AM - 11AM EST.

BRING IT ON: THE MUSICAL is headed to Broadway following a tour that began in 2011. The show will play Broadway's St. James Theater, beginning previews on July 12th, opening August 1st and running through October 7th. Today, the show's first TV spot was released, which will first air nationally on CBS during this Sunday's Tony Awards! Want a sneak peek? Click below.

Ryann Redmond (with a little help from Ariana DeBose) says farewell to the national tour of Bring It On: The Musical. Below, check out the video, in which the tour cast talks about being on the road, becoming a family, and getting ready for the Great White Way!

In celebration of Bring It On: The Musical getting its marquee this week, Spencer Howard of TripKnowledgy: The Science of Suitcase Living, interviewed cast members of the Bring It On tour about their favorite parts of being on the road. Hear what Taylor Louderman, Elle McLemore, Ryann Redmond, Michael Mindlin, and Neil Haskell have to say in the video below!

As previously announced, Bring It On: The Musical will open on Broadway on Wednesday, August 1, 2012 at The St. James Theatre, direct from a 13-city National Tour, for a 12-week limited engagement through Sunday, October 7, 2012. Previews are set to begin Thursday, July 12, 2012 at 8pm. The first signage of the marquee is up and BroadwayWorld brings you a first look below!

As previously announced, BRING IT ON: THE MUSICAL is headed to Broadway following a tour that began in 2011. The show will play Broadway's St. James Theater, beginning previews on July 12th, opening August 1st and running through October 7th. Curious about how the cast reacted when they heard the good news? BroadwayWorld brings you a video of the company announcement and cast reaction below!

BRING IT ON: THE MUSICAL is headed to Broadway following a tour that began in 2011. The show will play Broadway's St. James Theater, beginning previews on July 12th, opening August 1st and running through October 7th.

BRING IT ON: THE MUSICAL is headed to Broadway following a tour that began in 2011, reports the New York Times. The show will play Broadway's St. James Theater, beginning previews on July 12th, opening August 1st and running through October 7th.

Bring it On: The Musical wraps up its current tour in Toronto next month, opening May 3rd at the newly named Ed Mirvish Theatre. BWW spoke with Tony Award Winning composer Tom Kitt about what it was like working with fellow Tony Award Winner Lin-Manuel Miranda, composing for cheerleaders and how we can engage young people in the arts.

BRING IT ON: THE MUSICAL pokes fun at the institution of high school, competitive cheerleading and all of its trappings.

Bring it On: The Musical will get a three song sampler from Sh-K-Boom Records on April 24, 2012. The album will include the tracks for It's All Happening, Ain't No Thing, and Enjoy The Trip.

It's amazing to me that Broadway keeps looking to Hollywood for its hits, especially since there are so many great original musicals and plays still being written today. And yet, every now and then a movie is reworked so much that it's almost unrecognizable from the movie, and it works. BRING IT ON THE MUSICAL brings together a bevy of talented people who makeover, what is potentially pretty fluffy material, into something much more appealing. Jeff Whitty (Avenue Q) has remade the original script into something much funnier and more socially conscious than it originally was, and Tom Kitt (Next to Normal) and Lin-Manuel Miranda (In the Heights) have crafted some damn catchy little ballads and hip hop tunes, while Amanda Green (High Fidelity) and Miranda have accentuated the humorous tone with their lyrical contributions. So, is it any good? Yes, it's actually a blast of a show that combines eye-popping acrobatic cheerleading scenes with amusing scenes and songs that keep the mood generally upbeat.