You're a Good Man Charlie Brown

For those of you that are familiar with musical theatre (*cough* Maddie *cough*) you may have heard of a little show called "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown". Yes. It is a musical about Charlie Brown! But it isn't bad... not at all. I love it. I'll put some of the songs on a playlist on here...sometime. Anyway. It isn't Sondheim, but I still think it's amazing. It's happy, upbeat, actually deals with some adultish issues, and gives a great message. It plus it is just plain fun. Fun fun fun.

Anyway, Ms. Liz says that she usually saves Charlie Brown for the ninth-grade theatre class. Well, next year I'm gonna be in the ninth-grade theatre class. And I am currently trying to get her to put it on next year. I have had two conflicting messages from her so far:

A conversation we had in her classroom before school started:


Me: So what are we going to do for the Children's Show next year?
Ms. Liz- I don't know. 
Me- Could we do Charlie Brown?
Ms. Liz- Well... (pauses for a moment as she swivels on her swivelly chair and stares at her Charlie Brown poster) I think we could do it. Yeah, we could do it again. 

So, practically a thumbs-up, right? Well, in a English journal I wrote to her, I said something like

"MS LIZZZZ WE NEED TO DO YOURE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN FOR THE CHILDRENS SHOW NEXT YEAR IT WOULD BE SO MUCH FUN PLEASEPLEASEPLEASEPLEASEPLEASEPLEASEPLEASEPLEASEPLEASEPLEASEPLEASEPLEASEPLEASE PPPPPLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!"

And she responded:

"Sorry, I just did that one a few years ago! :("

I'm very confused. I don't know what to think. AHHHHHHH

Love,

            Tyler