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==The Mario Opera== | ==The Mario Opera== | ||
The Mario Opera was a musical created and written by Jonathan Mann, a student at the California Institute of the Arts in Santa Clarita, California. It was initially performed in May 2005. The Mario Opera now has a large internet following, and was featured in Maxim Magazine and on G4 television. | [https://medium.com/@songadaymann/a-brief-history-of-the-mario-opera-d99563e15b3c The Mario Opera] was a musical created and written by Jonathan Mann, a student at the California Institute of the Arts in Santa Clarita, California. It was initially performed in May 2005. The Mario Opera now has a large internet following, and was featured in Maxim Magazine and on G4 television. Eight years after the original company of performers disbanded, Mann was invited to do a one-off stage reading of the opera in 2013, although subsequent talks of potentially re-launching the show fell through. The first act of the play was [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvAGyysIf2o uploaded onto YouTube] by Mann in 2014. | ||
==''Super Mario Bros.'' Skit== | ==''Super Mario Bros.'' Skit== | ||
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The various theater productions about Mario and his friends.
The Mario Opera
The Mario Opera was a musical created and written by Jonathan Mann, a student at the California Institute of the Arts in Santa Clarita, California. It was initially performed in May 2005. The Mario Opera now has a large internet following, and was featured in Maxim Magazine and on G4 television. Eight years after the original company of performers disbanded, Mann was invited to do a one-off stage reading of the opera in 2013, although subsequent talks of potentially re-launching the show fell through. The first act of the play was uploaded onto YouTube by Mann in 2014.
Super Mario Bros. Skit
A group of college students created a skit based on the original Super Mario Bros. game. The act was performed at a talent show at Gordon College. For a full video of the skit, visit this link: Super Mario Bros. Skit at YouTube Template:BoxTop Template:References
