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Good morning, good morning, good
morning, and welcome. Look'm wok come

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in his time now for your community
connection right here on K one, the

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one you trust. And we got
the Bartwell High School kids in here today,

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I should say young adults because they
are thank you miss Walking for bringing

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them in, shepherding and being such
a good mentor. We've got anything goes,

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all the chaos, Catherine, So
anything goes. It's a Cold Porter

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musical. So it's got lots of
jazz music, lots of funky music.

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And the plot is a little difficult
to explain because anything goes because anything goes.

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But to summarize it, basically,
all these people find themselves on the

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USS American, so an ocean liner
going to London, and they're all there

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for different reason. And so I'm
a nightclub singer. I play Reno Sweeney,

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so I'm there with my angels,
my backup dancers, and we're just

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there to perform. Billy's there because
he's in love with Hope, so he's

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stowing away to be with her.
Hope is engaged and her mother's there with

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her. Moonface Martin over here,
he's illegally there and he's a gangster public

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enemy number thirteen, and chaos ensues, and there's love triangles and epic dance

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numbers and anything goes moon. You
got me with the name. What's going

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on here? So basically, I'm
just a gangster who's trying to get out

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of where I'm at with my kind
of sidekick, Irma, and she's she's

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in a relationship with Public Enemy number
one, Snake Eyes Johnson, and I'm

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basically just trying to get her to
England and I'm trying to keep a little

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profile. But as yeah happens,
and well, nothing goes to plan at

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all, I have to change everything
up. Well, Carter, I thought

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you were coming in as the captain
wearing that hat. I am not.

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I am Billy Crocker. I Uh. I board the ship to give my

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boss his passport because I forgot to
give it to him, and I see

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Hope on the ship, which we'd
met a couple of weeks ago, and

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I decide that I'm just gonna sew
away on the ship and I take Snake

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Eyes Johnson's passport and ticket. So
now everyone thinks that I am Snake Eyes

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Johnson and I am Public Enemy number
one, and it just turns into a

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whole bunch of lies and just a
whole big mess. But will it work

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out in the end. I guess
we'll have to wait and see. All

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right, Well, Kate, tell
us a little bit about your part.

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Yeah, so I'm on the ship
with my mom and this wealthy British man

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that my mom's making me marry and
absolutely not. And very early on,

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Hope starts falling in love with Billy
and so she's got to make this decision

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for herself to choose like her mother's
happiness or her own. And it's a

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very funny musical, but I feel
like Hope brings a lot of heart to

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it. Good. You gotta have
that going on. Yeah, so this

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is really gonna be a lot of
fun. This is a big song and

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dance deal and this really goes back
to, you know, the the mid

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part of the last century. Now, was it tough kind of understanding some

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of the references. It's it's a
little tough. There's some references that are

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just very very old, like about
a century watch it. I'm talking nineteen

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thirties references. So I feel like
I can say this but say a lot

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of us that we we've had to
kind of research some of these, so

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you got a history lesson out of
it. We can understand some of these

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references. And what machine gun Kelly, did you look the machine gun up?

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I knew that guy because he's pretty
No, but there's he's a real

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one of the songs You're the Top, it's basically yes, references me and

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Catherine seeing you're the top, and
we're basically telling we're trying to explain why

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the other person is like better,
and we're cheering them up. So like

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you're the top, you're blank and
blank and blank, and it's just a

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bunch of references of like cool things
or cool people and we didn't know any

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of them. Oh, completely completely, Eli, Now Carterner would have liked

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to see a look on your face
when you ran across a few of those

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names. Yeah, but you carried
it off right. Yeah. Yeah,

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we've got it all. I think
we've got it pretty well down now,

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so we're excited to show it to
everyone now. Kate, you've played a

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variety of different roles. This one
is a kind of sweet for you,

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isn't it It is? Yeah,
I've played I've played some really extroverted roles.

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My very first role was the Genie
in Aladdin, which is surprising to

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a lot of people because I'm like
kind of quiet, but it was very

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energetic as a kid. So I
feel like this is kind of a good

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balance. It's a really good fit
for me because Hope is very sweet,

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but she's kind of got an attitude, especially when it comes to Billy.

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She's kind of kind of yeah it
is, yeah, can be can be

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a pain sometimes, so Hope knows
how to deal with him. So being

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a gangster, do you feel type
cast here? You know, because you

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don't seem like the gangster type.
Really. I know. This is actually

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my first ever show, so okay, here you go. But I do

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love the gangster aesthetic. I think
it's very funny to be like over the

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top gangster. Like a lot of
my where I get my energy from,

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I get it from the Penguin,
from like yeah it's good. She's basically

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I kind of get some of those
mannerisms from from that character, and I

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basically just carry it over to this
very He thinks he's so cool, but

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he really just isn't answered and he
just he just wants to be this really

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awesome, dangerous guy, but he
just he just can't he just can't be

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Now, Catherine, you played a
Brazilian role. Now this one kind of

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wraps a lot of them all up
in one, doesn't it. Yeah,

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it really does. I was.
I was very excited about this role.

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I went I went into this audition
and I knew exactly who I wanted to

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be, and I was I was
so excited because it's my senior year,

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go out with the bang, with
the big lead. And she's just she's

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saucy, and she knows exactly what
she wants and even if she doesn't get

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it, she's kind and she's a
good friend to Billy because at the beginning

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of the story, she's in love
with Billy and he's like, oh,

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I love Hope, and I'm like, Okay, it's fine, I'll support

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you because you're like my best friend. And she just she knows exactly who

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she is and she's a saucy nightclub
singer and she's got great dance numbers,

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great singing, and I'm very excited
about this character. Well, Carter,

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this is a long way from squid
Word and Donkey is Yes, definitely,

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I've been cast as a bunch of
very extroverted roles. I wouldn't say that

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this is that Billy is introverted,
but he's definitely a lot more tame than

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my other roles that I've played.
So I don't have four legs and I

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don't wear a giant donkey costume.
So yeah, but I love this role.

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It's he's sweet, he's very driven, and I mean, he knows

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that he wants hope and he's gonna
get hope. He doesn't nothing stops him.

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So it sounds like you're right there
and across. So how do you

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this is this part? How does
this typify some of the things that you've

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done, and what did you incorporate
to put this role together? So I

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watched the musical for the first time, and I knew immediately that I wanted

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to be Hope, just because she's
she's very sweet, and she cares a

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lot about her mother and her fiance's
feelings, Like you know, she's in

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love with Billy. Complicated cool,
very very complicated. She's very torn throughout

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most of the musical, and so
yeah, she cares a lot about her

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mother's happiness but also her fiance's feelings, Like she doesn't want to go for

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Billy because she cares about her fiance
still so she's very complicated. Wow.

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Yeah. Tickets for the show,
how do we get them? I'm gonna

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put it on you. You can
buy tickets online at www dot Bartlesville Choir

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dot com hey, or you can
buy them at the door. Student tickets

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are ten dollars and adult tickets are
fifteen dollars. Anything goes and that is

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April twenty six, twenty seventh and
seven pm. Got the meck in ay

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on April twenty eighth at three pm. Do not miss it. Negotiate it

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twice because you might miss something.
Is that? Okay? Can they Gotia

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twice? Can you she at three
times? Yeah? Okay, good,

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because we're gonna raise a lot of
money here for keep these productions going.

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Senior. Wait year, senior,
you're a senior card I'm a junior.

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Well you still got to put up
with me? Yeah? You too bad.

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You're always a surprise, I tell
you. I want to thank you

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all for coming in MS Walker.
Thanks for letting him kind of play a

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little hooky here and play on the
radio. You guys all good with it?

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Thank you so well. Got a
problem here, folks, you've been

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talking and listening to our cast members
here from Anything Goes and it's being brought

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to you out there at the Fine
Arts Center at Bartinsville High School on the

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twenty sixth and twenty seventh to seven
pm, twenty eighth to three pm.

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Get your tickets now while you still
can't. Seems like the musical. It's

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hard to find a seat if you
wait till the last second. You don't

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want to do that, all right. It has been a pleasure in having

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all of you young people in here. I feel so old the time now

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for news, maybe I can get
renewed. And then, of course Brian

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killed me coming up right after that, right here on K one

