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Hairspray (Theatre)
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The 2002 musical adaptation of the 1988 comedy film. The original film was for the most part not a musical per se, just full of music, and its songs were all Dance Sensation songs of one sort or another. The musical had songs tell the story more directly.The storyline is similar to the original, with some changes (for example, Velma Von Tussle has a larger role). Overweight teenager Tracy Turnblad and her best friend Penny want to audition for The Nicest Kids in Town. Though Tracy's mother Edna disagrees, her father Wilbur is supportive, and so Tracy goes to audition and meets Link Larkin, one of the show's heartthrobs. Producer Velma Von Tussle rejects her for her weight, but a run-in with a black dancer, Seaweed J. Stubbs, starts a chain of events that transforms the show.The musical premiered in Seattle before making the move to Broadway later in 2002. It introduced the world to Marissa Jaret Winokur (who previously was more known as the fast-food girl with Kevin Spacey in American Beauty).It got a film adaptation in 2007, introducing Nikki Blonsky as Tracy and co-starring John Travolta (as Edna) and Zac Efron (as Link).NBC also aired a live version in 2016, starring Maddie Baillio as Tracy, Harvey Fierstein (Broadway's original Edna) reprising his role (and writing the teleplay), Jennifer Hudson as Motormouth Maybelle, Kristin Chenoweth and Dove Cameron as the Von Tussles, Ariana Grande as Penny, Garrett Clayton as Link, Ephraim Sykes as Seaweed, and David Hough as Corny Collins.Not to be confused with Hair. | |
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Graceful Loser | |
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Graceful Loser: In the second movie, Amber was surprisingly mature about her defeat, indicating Character Development. She and her mother both become graceful losers in the stage show as well, after much sulking, they give in and realize that they "can't stop the beat". See Heel–Face Turn in the first folder. | |
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Villain Song | |
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Villain Song: In addition to Velma's "Miss Baltimore Crabs" above, Amber gets "Cooties" or "New Girl in Town". The other members of the Corny Collins Show council contribute to all of these, as well. | |
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Remake Cameo | |
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Remake Cameo: Two of Mr. Pinky's girls are played by Ricki Lake and Marissa Jaret Winokur, who played Tracy in the original 1988 film and the original Broadway production respectively. | |
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Sextra Credit | |
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Sextra Credit: Played for Laughs in some performances, where, after the dodgeball scene, the gym coach (usually a Dirty Old Man if not a Butch Lesbian) asks the girls to follow the coach into the showers for some "extra credit". Velma also makes reference to the competitive variation in "Miss Baltimore Crabs". | |
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Cardboard Prison | |
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Cardboard Prison: Due to recent budget cuts, the jail has no guards, and the bars can be removed by vigorous shaking. | |
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Small Start, Big Finish | |
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Small Start, Big Finish: "I Know Where I've Been" stands out from the rest of the upbeat soundtrack by being a slow-building power ballad about racism. Maybelle begins singing to Tracy, but as the march she's in progresses it morphs into a loud and powerful Crowd Song as she's backed up by the other protesters. | |
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Actor Allusion | |
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Actor Allusion: Penny being carried out in the finale might be a reference to the rumor that Ariana Grande demands she be carried everywhere. | |
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Curtain Call | |
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Curtain Call: The play and the telecast both have one. This marks NBC's first time ending a live musical with a curtain call. | |
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Took a Level in Kindness | |
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Took a Level in Kindness: Tracy and Edna could be pretty surly and offputting on several occasions in the original film (Edna in particular due to being played by Divine, the inspiration for Ursula, and it shows), but are very nice people in the musical. | |
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Broken Smile | |
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Broken Smile: Velma Von Tussle displays a perfect example when the show is finally integrated in the play. In the second movie, she stays pissy throughout, probably due to losing her job. | |
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Teen Pregnancy | |
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Teen Pregnancy: The reason The Corny Collins Show needs a new dancer in the first place. | |
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Wardrobe Malfunction | |
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Wardrobe Malfunction: A strap on Kristin Chenoweth (Velma)'s dress apparently came off during the curtain call. She managed to cover herself up, but the telecast still didn't show her taking her bow—with the camera instead focusing on Ariana Grande (Penny). For the West Coast feed, NBC managed to put the focus back on Chenoweth. | |
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Honey Trap | |
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"I bet you're tired of heavy lifting / Get your hands on something small." | |
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Logo Joke | |
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Logo Joke: During the opening credits, the camera pans past an "NBC Studios" sign with a vintage-looking Peacock, while the NBC Chimes play. | |
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Lean and Mean | |
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Lean and Mean: "I never drank one chocolate malt / No desserts for Miss Baltimore Crabs..." "I bet you're tired of heavy lifting / Get your hands on something small." | |
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I Take Offense to That Last One | |
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I Take Offense to That Last One: Or, in the stage version, | |
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Casting Gag | |
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Casting Gag: This isn't the first time Kristen Chenoweth and Dove Cameron have played a villainous mother-daughter duo. Nor is this the first time that Ariana Grande played the role of a friendly but ditzy teenage girl. | |
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"They've Come So Far" Song: "I Know Where I've Been," which is about the continuing fight against prejudice as much as it is about the progress of the characters and plot. And another song called "Come So Far (Got So Far to Go)" was written for the 2007 film adaptation. However, unlike "I Know Where I've Been," it lacks the narrative significance typically associated with this trope, as it is played over the credits rather than as part of the film. (Some productions of the play, including NBC's telecast, have the cast sing it during the curtain call.) | |
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Vanilla Edition | |
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Vanilla Edition: Unlike the DVDs of NBC's three previous musicals, Hairspray doesn't come with any bonus features. | |
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Popular Is Dumb | |
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Popular Is Dumb: The openly embraced creed of the Nicest Kids in Town: | |
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White-Dwarf Starlet | |
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White-Dwarf Starlet: Velma Von Tussle, who never lets anyone forget that she was once Miss Baltimore Crabs. | |
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Bait-and-Switch | |
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Bait-and-Switch: Wilbur interrupts the program to suspiciously wheel in a giant can of hairspray, which Velma suspects is a Trojan Horse to sneak Tracy into the show, and she has it kept shut. Turns out, Tracy shows up by walking into the studio, and Edna was in the can for her television debut. This doesn't occur in the 2007 movie. | |
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Climactic Music | |
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Climactic Music: "You Can't Stop the Beat", the climactic number that coincides with the climactic dance showdown. | |
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Be Careful What You Wish For | |
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Be Careful What You Wish For: Edna warns Tracy this after discussing her failed dreams to design fashion, and become "the biggest thing in brassieres". | |
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Shout-Out | |
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Shout-Out: In the opening scene alone, the storefronts include Waters Plumbing, Greenblatt's Baltimore Crabs (Bob Greenblatt is the NBC executive who spearheaded these musicals), and Divine Pet Food — whose sign has a pink flamingo on it. One wonders whether they sell the bowel movements of dogs. The grocery store Edie's advertises eggs and dairy, a reference to Dreamlander Edith Massey's character from Pink Flamingos and her infatuation with eggs. | |
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Implausible Deniability | |
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Implausible Deniability: Edna refuses to believe that First Lady Jackie Kennedy's hairstyle has anything to do with hairspray. | |
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Audience Participation | |
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Audience Participation: Members of the live studio audience became extras in crowd scenes. | |
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Historical In-Joke | |
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Historical In-Joke: When Penny rushes to show the Turnblads Tracy's TV debut, Edna misunderstands and thinks she's trying to show them the footage of John Glenn's space trip. She chastises her, saying "Oh, I've seen it! It's all some studio out in Hollywood. Do they really expect me to believe he's up there?" In the stage version, it's "Oh no, don't tell me Khrushchev has his shoes off again!" | |
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The Host | |
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The Host: Darren Criss appeared during commercial breaks of the premiere broadcast, interacting with the audience. | |
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Stigmatic Pregnancy Euphemism | |
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Stigmatic Pregnancy Euphemism: Dancer Brenda must take time off from Corny's show, thus prompting the audition. How long will she be gone? "Just nine months..." | |
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Suspiciously Specific Denial | |
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Suspiciously Specific Denial: In the stage show, when Tracy makes her grand entrance to the "Miss Hairspray" competition, Corny has a lovely throwaway line: "I had nothing to do with this complex conspiracy!" What complex conspiracy is that, Corny? | |
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Ham-to-Ham Combat | |
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Ham-to-Ham Combat: "(You're) Timeless to Me", especially on Broadway where the actors playing Edna and Wilbur seemed to be in a contest over who will corpse first. | |
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Hidden Track | |
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Hidden Track: The Original Broadway Cast Recording follows up "You Can't Stop the Beat" with a few seconds of silence, then another song titled, "Blood on the Pavement", in which Link, Amber, and Velma use Lyrical Dissonance to warn against drunk driving. | |
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Dark Reprise | |
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Dark Reprise: In the Broadway musical, Tracy sings a reprise of "Good Morning Baltimore" after she finds out she won't be granted any bail. And while "Miss Baltimore Crabs" was already dark, "Velma's Revenge" is much darker. | |
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Product Placement | |
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Product Placement: Tracy passes a Reddi-Wip truck during "Good Morning Baltimore", Wilbur drinks Coca-Cola in a different part, and the Turnblads' refrigerator has a jar of Oreo cookies on top of it. | |
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Cavalier Competitor | |
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Cavalier Competitor: Amber after losing; quickly in the 2007 film, gradually as "You Can't Stop The Beat" goes on in the musical. Also counts as Graceful Loser. | |
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Character Celebrity Endorsement | |
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Character Celebrity Endorsement: Corny Collins delivers one for Oreo cookies after "Ladies' Choice", to segue into an actual commercial break. | |
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