Page Summary: How do we film the parts where A-Troupe reveal their deepest thoughts and secrets to the camera and viewers at home? "Did you just say you don't like me?!" Meet Madi Langdon ('Winnie') & Carter Musselman ('Heathcliff'), 's new ...
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How do we film the parts where A-Troupe reveal their deepest thoughts and secrets to the camera and viewers at home? "Did you just say you don't like me?!" Meet Madi Langdon ('Winnie') & Carter Musselman ('Heathcliff'), 's new ... In TNS6, the juice bar cafe has been reinvented again, this time as a board game cafe called Shakes and Ladders.
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WHO'D I HIT?" A-Troupe rehearses the big opening group dance "Work", while Victoria Baldesarra & Alex Beaton ... Join Alexandra Chaves (Piper) as she takes the Cast Cam to Shakes and Ladders, Studio ... See the entire TNS cast (well, especially Isaiah) freak out about meeting Dytto,
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- How do we film the parts where A-Troupe reveal their deepest thoughts and secrets to the camera and viewers at home?
- "Did you just say you don't like me?!" Meet Madi Langdon ('Winnie') & Carter Musselman ('Heathcliff'), 's new ...
- In TNS6, the juice bar cafe has been reinvented again, this time as a board game cafe called Shakes and Ladders.
- WHO'D I HIT?" A-Troupe rehearses the big opening group dance "Work", while Victoria Baldesarra & Alex Beaton ...
- Join Alexandra Chaves (Piper) as she takes the Cast Cam to Shakes and Ladders, Studio ...
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