Bruno’s script was selected for production by the school, and he was granted a voice in the audition process. The task proved difficult; he struggled to discern a definitive favorite among the performers. With his compassionate nature, he f…

Coco made an effort to connect with the student who had a learning disability.

Julie is deeply unhappy about her father's impending remarriage. Meanwhile, Leroy has decided to audition for a touring dance company.

A visiting speaker at the school took a particular liking to Lydia, and assigned the students a task with the intention of returning and seeing her again. He invited her out, but she found his ostentatious lifestyle unappealing, and her dis…

The opportunity to audition for Juilliard placed Bruno in a difficult position, pulled between the expectations of his father and those of Shorofsky. The latter believed Bruno was not yet prepared for such a prestigious institution. Yet, du…

A shadow of suspicion had fallen over the children; they believed their ballet teacher harbored prejudice against black students. Their silent protest was a unified stillness, a refusal to participate in any activity until the matter was ad…

Lydia is teaching a blind substitute teacher how to dance. Meanwhile, Doris finds herself developing a fondness for the substitute, Jim Hamilton.

Coco sought to captivate a producer with an audition held within the familiar setting of a diner. She secured a screen test, and later shared with her friends that the endeavor had gone well. However, the truth was a different matter; she c…

Sherwood learns that her most promising student has a father who dictates the literature she assigns. Adding to her complications, Coco’s boyfriend, aware of an impending departure, urges her to engage in sexual intimacy with him.

With her grandmother’s passing, Coco finds herself questioning the path she has chosen—a life dedicated to performance. Meanwhile, the children embark on a quest to recover Julie’s cello, which has been taken.

Doris’s brother, a deserter from the war, returned home, and she made a concerted effort to bring him and her father together. Meanwhile, Lydia attempted to incorporate balletic flourishes into the jazz dance number, spurred by the news tha…

The sorrow that consumed Danny following Mr. Crandall’s passing jeopardized his place at school, but a lifeline emerged from the most unlikely of places.

At a bustling dance club, Doris finds herself captivated by a singer. She is there with Bruno and Leroy, scouting the country western scene for inspiration. Their aim is to create a distinctive adaptation of Romeo and Juliet for their dance…

Leroy struck up an acquaintance with a boy harboring dreams of dance. It was soon revealed that the boy’s father had once enjoyed a considerable reputation in the dance world. Faced with a report for Sherwood, Leroy resolved to write about …

Shorofsky and Bruno each assure different parties that a performance is ready for its final dress rehearsal. Meanwhile, Doris harbors a concern: her grandmother might be relocating to her parents' house.

Troy Phillips found himself captivated by Julie. After falling asleep while studying together, he carelessly mentioned to his friends that they had shared a bed, unaware that his words were being misinterpreted. (A sentiment that would late…

Bruno readily accepted Miss Sherwood’s challenge: to coax art from the cold logic of a computer. When the school finally acquired the promised machine, a thrill of anticipation coursed through him. However, his excitement quickly soured upo…

Doris’s friends began to drift away as she became consumed with organizing the annual “Friendship Day” celebration. The misunderstanding arose when Bruno’s father and Julie’s mother, in a moment of misinterpretation, assumed that Bruno and …

Doris is auditioning for a role in a production. During the audition, she stumbles, hitting her head, and is subsequently immersed in a vivid dream. In this dream, she embarks on a quest to achieve stardom. The school campus is transformed …

This recording features selections from the live performance by Kids from Fame at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

Following a spate of vandalism targeting school lockers, Dwight discovered a suicide note. Disturbed by the find, Doris sought out her friends, hoping they might assist her in identifying the note’s author.

Leroy and Danny found themselves unexpectedly drawn into coaching a boys' basketball team, a path forged by their ambition to be seen on a stage alongside a celebrated actor. The opportunity presented itself as a means to an end, a stepping…

Visitors from a school known for its academic rigor came to the School of the Arts for U.N. Week, and their presence was marked by a noticeable air of condescension toward the other students.