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Scooby-Doo
Mystery Theatre II
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Adapted
by Chad Wise
& Thurston Cobb |
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CAST
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CREW
*Denotes
New Millennium Theatre Company Member
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Directors Note
Sequels. They can exceed the original (Godfather II, Batman
Returns), or they can fall sadly short (Godfather III, Batman Forever).
Youd think theyd be easy to make, right? Oh, no. Youve
got to be bigger and better than the original, while keeping the characters
fresh and new to people that didnt see the first one, but not
so much that you alienate the hardcore fans, and avoid retreading
the same old concepts from before but keep what made the original
fun and unique in the first place. WHEW! We have worked very hard
to achieve all of the above. But heres what you need to know:
For me, there was always something about Scooby-Doo that didn't add
up. If there's no such things as ghosts, how can there be a dog that
talks? Then it hit me. What if Scooby wasn't really a dog? What if
he was just the 5th member of their gang, but due to some outside...
influence... they saw him, interacted with him as if he were a great
dane? Thats the scoop. And weve got probably THE greatest
surprise guests of the Chicago Theatre season. So enjoy! |
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