The beloved book series The Baby-Sitters Club by Ann M. Martin is being adapted into a stage musical, bringing Kristy, Mary Anne, Claudia, and Stacey back to the spotlight. Set 12 years after the original club disbanded, the musical follows the four friends as 25-year-olds who reunite in their hometown of Stoneybrook, Connecticut, to honor a pact made in their youth.
The production boasts a talented team, with a book by Kate Wetherhead, music and lyrics by Mark Sonnenblick, and direction by Annie Tippe. The score is influenced by ’80s and ’90s hits, drawing inspiration from artists like Sheryl Crow, Indigo Girls, and Shania Twain, aiming to resonate with both nostalgic fans and new audiences.
An industry presentation of the musical is scheduled for November 13 in New York City, with plans for a theatrical premiere in Spring 2027. This adaptation promises to explore themes of friendship, identity, and personal growth, reflecting the timeless appeal of the original series.
For parents who grew up with The Baby-Sitters Club, this musical offers a chance to introduce their children to the enduring stories of these iconic characters. As the characters navigate the challenges of adulthood, the musical provides a platform for intergenerational connection and shared experiences.
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