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Practically Perfect And Never Incorrect – Mary Poppins The Musical Returns

She’s back.

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We all know how special Mary Poppins is.

She’s practically perfect in every way! Transcending P.L. Travers wishes for her stories, Mary Poppins first soared onto screen with Walt Disney’s classic on August 26, 1964 starring Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke.

After 54 years of Mary magic it was finally time. The news that she would return to the big screen created wide spread interest in how the movie will be portraying both Mary and her band of magical partners.

Adventuring Is Never Incorrect

In the books, Mary goes on incredible adventures with the Banks children.  They meet a myriad of characters that continuously change depending on the adventures they go on.

Now with ‘Mary Poppins Returns’ in theaters the general consensus is:

We never knew we needed Mary back until she doused us with her return! 

You can listen to the entire soundtrack of the film on YouTube starring Emily Blunt and Lin Manuel Miranda (and cast) who plays Mary’s friend of many talents.

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Miranda has explained that he feels his character, Jack, was Bert’s apprentice. This explanation satisfies the Disney fans anticipating the joy of seeing the Mary duo on the screen again. 

Bring plenty of tissues, and we suggest not to wear any eye make-up, just in case (we’re never incorrect about these things).

Broadway Music Is Practically Perfect

Directed by Rob Marshall (Chicago), here are two songs written by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman to get you in the mood. Buy your tickets TODAY! 

Ben Wishaw (Michael Banks) – A Conversation

Be prepared to cry. 

Trip A Light Fantastic!

“What’s a leerie?”

Practically perfect music is not only the classic story of Mary Poppins and Co. It also brings classic Broadway music back to the movies. It is important to understand how powerful this platform for music truly is. 

If you love Disney music and culture, see the link below about the Disney Broadway show, ‘Frozen’! 

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