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| Premiere | March 17, 2017 |
| Network | Netflix |
| Seasons | 1 |
| Episodes | 13 |
Julie's Greenroom Official Trailer HD Netflix
Trailer
Julie's Greenroom - Announcement - Netflix - HD
Announcement video
Julie's Greenroom is a Netflix Original Series produced by The Jim Henson Company and starring Julie Andrews alongside original puppet characters created by the Henson Creature Shop. Netflix ordered 13 half-hour episodes that were released on March 17, 2017.
The series began filming in New York in May 2016 and was directed by Joey Mazzarino. In addition to Andrews' starring role, the show includes such guest stars as Alec Baldwin, Sara Bareilles, Joshua Bell, Tituss Burgess, Carol Burnett, Chris Colfer, Robert Fairchild, Josh Groban, David Hyde Pierce, Bill Irwin, Ellie Kemper, Idina Menzel, Tiler Peck, and Stomp.
According to Netflix's announcement:
Puppeteers on the series include Jennifer Barnhart, Tyler Bunch, Frankie Cordero, Stephanie D'Abruzzo, Dorien Davies, John Kennedy, Noel MacNeal, Paul McGinnis, Kenny Stevenson, and John Tartaglia.
Andrews created the series with her daughter, Emma Walton Hamilton, and Judy Rothman-Rofe. Andrews, Hamilton, and Lisa Henson serve as executive producers with Steve Sauer and Halle Stanford. Bill Sherman serves as the series' composer.
A soundtrack album of songs from the show was given a digital release on April 14, 2017, and released on CD on May 5.
Characters[]
Episodes[]
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Episode 101: The Show Must Go On Ms. Julie and her devoted assistant Gus welcome a new group of young performers to the Green Room Workshop. When a disaster ruins their plans to put on a show, they find a way to persevere with the help of Idina Menzel and the Broadway musical “Wicked.” |
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Episode 102: The Write Stuff! The Greenies try to write an original show with the help of Chris Colfer, but first they need to inspire some confidence in their friend Spike. |
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Episode 103: Singin' in the Room Josh Groban teaches the Greenies all about singing as they plan a birthday surprise for Ms. Julie. |
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Episode 104: Hello from the Ogre Side Alec Baldwin gives the Greenies their first lesson in acting while Peri is upset that she’s been cast as the ogre in their upcoming show. |
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Episode 105: Barre None Robbie Fairchild and Tiler Peck convince Hank and Spike that ballet is for everyone. |
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Episode 106: Write... Write a Song Sara Bareilles teaches the Greenies how to write music for their show while Hank and Spike discover that it’s not so easy for two people to write a song together. |
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Episode 107: Morning at the Improv Rehearsals aren’t going well for the Greenies’ upcoming show until Ellie Kemper teaches them how to listen and work together with the help of improv. |
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Episode 108: The Show Must Go On Joshua Bell teaches the Greenies the importance of practice as they learn how to perform music together. |
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Episode 109: Send in the WOW Riley doesn’t believe she can be much of a jester until Bill Irwin shows the Greenies how to find their inner clown with the help of Cirque du Soleil. |
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Episode 110: Rhythm Is Gonna Get You When the Greenies’ instruments get sent to the wrong address, the percussion group STOMP shows them how they can play with every day objects to create music. |
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Episode 111: Costumer Service Tituss Burgess shows the Greenies how clothes can make the character when he helps them design the costumes for their upcoming show. |
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Episode 112: The Mess Rehearsal Ms. Julie and David Hyde Pierce teach the Greenies to have a little faith in themselves after they stumble through a rough dress rehearsal. |
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Episode 113: Mash-Up: The Musical It’s show time as the Greenies unveil their brand-new musical “Mash-Up,” and they will be performing for none other than Edna Brightful (Carol Burnett), a wealthy patron who holds the future of the Green Room Workshop in her hands. |
Cast and Crew[]
Julie's Greenroom Panel There's Never Enough TV Netflix
Netflix panel discussion with Julie Andrews, Lisa Henson and Emma Walton Hamilton (January 8, 2017).
- Created by: Julie Andrews, Emma Walton Hamilton, and Judy Rothman Rofé
- Executive producers: Julie Andrews, Emma Walton Hamilton, Steve Sauer, Lisa Henson, Halle Stanford, Dominique Bazay, and Andy Yeatman
- Co-producer: Joey Mazzarino
- Music written by: Ryan Shore
- Music director: Bill Sherman
- Vocal music director: Paul Rudolph
- Producer: Thomas Keniston
- Executive Consultant: Martin Baker
- Director: Joey Mazzarino
- Writers: Julie Andrews, Emma Walton Hamilton, Alex Rockwell, Judy Rothman Rofé, Joey Mazzarino, and Joseph Purdy
- Composers: Eli Bolin, Shaina Taub
Cast[]
- Julie Andrews as Ms. Julie
- Giullian Yao Gioiello as Gus
Puppeteers[]
- Jennifer Barnhart as Riley
- Tyler Bunch as Hugo the Duck
- Frankie Cordero as Spike
- Stephanie D'Abruzzo as Peri
- Dorien Davies as Fizz
- John Kennedy as Toby the Dog
- John Tartaglia as Hank
- Additional Puppeteers: Leslie Carrara-Rudolph, Ryan Dylan, James Goodwin, Lara MacLean, Noel MacNeal, Paul McGinnis, Michael Schupback and Kenny Stevenson
Guests[]
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Jim Henson's Creature Shop[]
- Characters Designed by: Elanna Allen
- Original Concept Designs: Alexander Dodge
- Creative Director: Jason Weber
- Production Supervisor: Joseph Roddy
- Lead Puppet Wrangler: Mary Brehmer
- Puppet Captain: Stephanie D'Abruzzo
- Puppet Builders/Designers: Erin Slattery Black, Mary Brehmer, Victoria Ellis, Soja Gingervich, Elizabeth Hara, Jim Kroupa, Rollin Krewson, Nicholas Mahon, Kari Love, Anney Ozar, Constance Peterson, Kate Rusek, Sierra Schoening, and David Valentine
Notes[]
- When introducing Bill Irwin in the episode "Send in the WOW," Julie makes reference to his role as Mr. Noodle on Sesame Street.
- All of the show's principal puppeteers make on-screen cameos in the season 1 finale appearing as family and friends of the "greenies" attending at the debut performance of "Mash-up: The Musical."
Sources[]
- Press release: Netflix Announces The Worldwide Debut of Jule's Greenroom
- Variety: Netflix Sets ‘Julie’s Greenroom’ Preschool Series From Julie Andrews, Jim Henson Co.