It’s a blast.
It’s a satirical musical.
It’s about politics, greedy corporations, and needy masses. It’s about the 99% and the 1%. It’s about sustainability and controlling scarce resources.
It’s very dark.
It’s very funny.
It’s got great dances and catchy songs, sideways glances and evil doings.
It’s a lot of work.
It’s 40+ students, from seventh graders to high school seniors.
It’s musicians, technical folk, stage hands, teachers, and community members.
It’s rehearsals every school day for nearly five months , plus some weekends and evenings.
It makes you cry, and laugh.
It’s very worth sitting through three showings in a row.
If it’s your first speaking and singing role in a full-length musical, I’d venture to guess it’s unforgettable.
Note: This video is not from the Thetford Academy production, but is a great performance of one of our favorite songs in the show.
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If you have the time and interest, you can see about 1400 photos taken on opening night by Dan Grossman, Thetford resident and photographer, here.
Grongar 
I thought it was a play on the words…U R in Town…I deal with 9th graders who like to pull that “urine” bit all the time…lol. This musical sounds like fun and love the photos of H performing!!
You’re partly right. The corporation that controls access to the, um, amenities is called Urine Good Company 🙂