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On Broadway With Kids: Featuring Parents From Mamma Mia! -- One Mother of a Day (Episode 5)

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How do Broadway stars spend their Saturdays? Monica is up at 6:30 a.m., and her day does not end until almost midnight. She teaches two dance classes and performs two shows on Broadway. Part of the "On Broadway With Kids: Featuring Parents From Mama Mia!" series.

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Runtime: 12 minutes 3 seconds

Topic: Arts, Home and Family
Subtopic: Arts, Family Life, Parent and Child, Performing Arts
Grade/Interest Level: 10 - 12
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Release Year: 2012
Producer/Distributor: CafeMom Studios
Series: On Broadway With Kids: Featuring Parents From Mamma Mia!
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Closeup of a smiling woman with brown hair and brown eyes standing in front of a large sign advertising the Broadway musical Mamma Mia! Across the bottom is a blue and white banner with the text, "Jennifer Perry, 'Rosie.'"

Woman with curled black hair and dark brown eyes moves her hair out of her eyes as she talks while sitting on a couch in front of an upright piano. Caption. It keeps you on your, A, game.

Woman with curled red hair, a blue shirt, and a brown cardigan sits and talks in front of a dimly lit, busy section of a restaurant. Caption. For me, it was very important to be with him.

Woman with curled black hair, dark brown eyes, and a light brown shirt smiles and talks while sitting on a couch in front of an upright piano. Caption. But it's not the case.

Woman with curled black hair, dark brown eyes, and a black coat talks at subway station as a train approaches in the background. I'd rather have it be late now.

Teenage girl with brown hair in a ponytail, a gray shirt under a bright green zip up hoodie, and braces sits and talks. Behind her is a busy, messy bookshelf. Caption. My mom and I have fun together.

Closeup of a woman in full makeup and a white sparkly dress costume posing with her left arm up to her side next to another woman. Caption. I was single and I didn't have a child.

Woman with short blonde hair, brown glasses, and a brown and white striped shirt sitting and talking in front of a windowed door and a brown filing cabinet. Caption. I think she thought I was a well-paid washerwoman.

Side view of a man with gray hair and a white and black striped button up shirt points at a photo taped to a dressing room mirror with lights around the perimeter above a cluttered white desk. Caption. Of me and Sadie.

Woman with curled black hair, dark brown eyes, and light brown shirt smiles and holds up her hand as she talks while sitting on a couch in front of an upright piano. Caption. "Being on Broadway was just a far-off dream."