

Starmites High School
Stuart Ross
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"Experience the exhilarating journey of young pop idols navigating fame and friendship in 'Pop Star'."
From: Pop/Rock Musicals for TeensWestfield High School is the next stop for Pop Star, a nationally televised talent search that will make some lucky high school student the next American Idol.
When the show's sleazy host and his put-upon assistant roll in with the cameras, the strain of competition pits friend against friend.
Who will be chosen: Densie, the spoiled rich girl?
Jessica, the Jewish rapper who is ashamed of her heritage?
Chanel, an African-American whose white boyfriend is afraid to let people know they are in love?
Before petty jealousies and racial tensions tear the school apart, the students realize that sticking together is more important than winning.
Fast-paced and fun.
Pop Star is propelled by an infectious pop rock score that includes 11 original songs.
| Character |
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| Steven Glickman The smartest kid in school |
| Tony Benotti The school’s leading jock |
| Chris Malloy Tony’s friend and the school bully |
| Jordan Bordoni The latest op Star |
| Barb Mcdougall Bryan’s put-upon production assistant, early 20s |
| Jessica Berk An all-American girl |
| Denise Anderson Rich and stuck-up |
| Penny Lowdermilk Denise’s sidekick |
| Stephie Dellwood Denise’s other sidekick |
| Chanel Connors A spunky, no-nonsense African American girl |
| Kristal Johnston Chanel’s friend |
| Linda Palladino Pretty and popular |
| Nikki Labrusciano A high spirited, go-getter with big-ideas |
| Ann Marie Guadelli Linda and Nikki’s friend |
| Bonnie Orenstein A Jewish rapper |
| Judy Pringle A dorky girl in glasses |
| Melissa Heinritz A punk rocker with purple hair and Goth-style make-up |
| Marlene Sigorski A slacker |
| Tia Hernandex A rabid Jordan Bordoni fan |
| Pepper Ortiz Tia’s friend, also mad about Jordan |
| Bryan Richards The host of Pop Star, late 20s-early 30s |
Pop Star is a American comedy play written by Peter Morris and published by Samuel French in New York (2004).
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