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The Theatre Channel

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The Theatre Channel Season 1, Episode 1: Episode 1: Welcome to the Cafe

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Step inside London’s stagey hub The Theatre Café for the first time and watch it transform before your eyes into a cabaret, flower shop and more. Expect songs from hits shows such as Jesus Christ Superstar, Company and Little Shop of Horrors. Watch The Theatre Channel Season 1, Episode 1 Episode 1: Welcome to the Cafe in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of The Theatre Channel Season 1, Episode 1 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

5 episodes
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Episode 1: Welcome to the Cafe

Step inside London’s stagey hub The Theatre Café for the first time and watch it transform before your eyes into a cabaret, flower shop and more. Expect songs from hits shows such as Jesus Christ Superstar, Company and Little Shop of Horrors.
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Episode 2: Musical Horrors

From London’s alleyways to the rooftops, this stagey spook-fest explores every part of the Café imaginable. Journey to the afterlife and back again as you experience hits from shows including Beetlejuice, Young Frankenstein and The Rocky Horror Picture Show!
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Episode 3: Rock Musicals

Power vocals and theatre legends collide in this epic rock episode. Rock out at home to hits from legendary musicals including Chess, Hair, Starmania, The Who’s Tommy and the recent Broadway smash Jagged Little Pill.
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Episode 4: Hopeful Holidays

End this year in style by treating yourself and the whole family to our Hopeful Holidays episode. Celebrate the festive season with songs from Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, Holiday Inn, Rent and The Wiz.
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Episode 5: The Classics of Broadway

2021 kicks off with an exploration of Broadway Classics, many of them game-changers that cemented the themes and trends of decades of musicals to come. We aim to pay homage to a bygone era of story-telling, but demonstrate and explore their ever-constant relevance today.