Summary With four weeks gone and only four weeks until show time, Sarina feels she has to get tough with the cast, especially in getting them to do the necessary homework to know their parts inside and out. Sarina is surprised by most, some in good ways and some in not so good ways, in what they know and what they don't know. She takes target at many, but the harshest words may specifically be for Bernie who is currently playing everything at one note, and Jon who admits that his day life hasn't allowed him yet to put in the necessary time. In addition, Jon and Sheila end up clashing, Sheila who believes that Jon is blaming the music for his own issues in not singing his solo as well as he would like. Despite the work done to date not being nearly at the stage Sarina or Sheila would like, they still throw additional musical numbers at the cast to learn. One of those new numbers is the encore, for which Sarina brings in renowned hip hop choreographer Clarence Ford to stage. However, Sarina ends up not seeing eye to eye with Clarence in the approach he takes in dealing with the cast, which increases her stress level. In addition, Clarence and Sheila have problems communicating to each other their respective choreographic and musical visions for the encore.

• Documentary
• Musical