Summary It's three and a half weeks until the show. Sarina brings another of her performer friends, singer/songwriter Amy Sky, to rehearsal to speak to the cast about what it means to reach out to the audience. Amy demonstrates what she means with her own rendition of "Over the Rainbow" which is an especially eye opening experience for LeeAnne. This rehearsal also is the first time that the adult cast and the child cast is brought together. Beyond Sandra being just a little too believable for some of her young cast mates, the youngsters generally outshine their adult counterparts. It now being crunch time, Sarina believes it's time to lay down the law especially on those aspects she sees as not coming together. One of those is Miles and Quentin's building of the sets. The other major area is the adult cast, who to each member she decides to provide a public critique and letter grade. Many of the cast don't appreciate the public critiques, which affect them emotionally but particularly Sandra and Taz, the latter who goes from one extreme to the other with her own show of love at the beginning of the rehearsal to Sarina's grading at the end.

• Documentary
• Musical