Broadway March Madness - Introductions

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This is the first of a series of exciting matchup in our NCAA Tournament style Broadway March Madness! We combine the idea of a single-elimination tournament, put players in brackets, and put them head-to-head to see who knows the most about Musical Theatre! In this episode, we are introduced to all (or at least ALMOST all) of our competitors. Stay tuned next week for our Sweet 16 round!

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