Annie Jr. | West Valley Christian School's Incredible Student Production

This production of Annie Jr. features several iconic musical numbers. Below is a list of the songs performed throughout the show: "Maybe": Performed by Annie and the Orphans (23:07 - 25:34). "It's the Hard-Knock Life": Performed by Annie and the Orphans (27:42 - 30:11). "Tomorrow": Performed by Annie (34:32 -37:37. "Little Girls": Performed by MissHannigan (39:11 - 40:29). "I Think I'm Gonna Like It Here":Performed by Annie, Grace Farrell, and the Staff (46:16 - 48:06). "NYC": Performed by Annie, Warbucks, Grace Farrell, and the NYC Ensemble(50:39 - 53:34). "Easy Street": Performed by Miss Hannigan, Rooster, and Lily (56:48 -57:36). "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile": Performed by the Radio Ensemble and Orphans (1:07:16 - 1:08:29). "Together at Last": Performed by Annie and Warbucks (1:14:31 - 1:15:35). This video features a live theatre production of Annie Jr. performed by the students of West Valley Christian School. The performance showcases the classic story of an orphan girl named Annie and her journey to finding a family. Key Highlights of the Production: • Opening Acts and Setup: The performance begins with an introduction to the orphanage and the challenges the children face, set against musical numbers including "Hard Knock Life" (27:42). The Transition to Luxury: The narrative follows Annie's move to the home of billionaire Oliver Warbucks, where she is introduced to a new way of life and the staff (45:23). The Search for Parents: A central plot point is the nationwide radio search for Annie's biological parents, led by Warbucks (1:05:30). The Conflict: The production includes the antagonistic efforts of Miss Hanigan, Rooster, and Lily to scheme their way into the reward money by pretending to be Annie's parents (1:08:39). Resolution: The story concludes with the reveal of the scheme, the heartwarming adoption of Annie by Warbucks, and a joyful celebration (1:21:03). Closing Ceremony: The video ends with a heartfelt speech by the director, Miss Monet, thanking the cast, crew, parents, and volunteers for their dedication and effort in bringing this production to life (1:29:38).