Summary Following the latest rehearsal - when Sarina publicly provided each adult cast member with a critique and a report card letter grade - many take the information to heart and take appropriate action. On the upper side of the grade scale, "A" Michael M. takes what he sees as the next logical step to see if he really is ready to make the leap to performing as a career. And "B+" LeeAnne goes to her old university vocal coach, who she's always trusted, to see if she can help LeeAnne coalesce all the advice she's received thus far in how to sing "Over the Rainbow". On the other end of the spectrum, "C-" Bernie calls in his own professional help - an acting coach - to see if he can get a different perspective on what he's doing wrong, despite he and many of the other cast having received one-on-one sessions with Sarina previously. At the next rehearsal - which marks three weeks until show time - there is one conspicuous absence, that of "D+" Taz, who received the lowest grade of all twenty-one adult cast members, and who has not returned telephone calls, emails or texts from Sarina since. As such, Sarina scrambles to find an alternate "Miss Minch" at least for this rehearsal if not permanently. Also at this rehearsal, LeeAnne and Bernie want to show that their homework with their professional help has paid off. Sarina faces yet another crisis when Jon announces that he can't make it to the one and only full dress rehearsal. What irks Sarina is that Jon has known about the conflict for weeks. Although Sarina does not downgrade the importance of Jon's other commitment that day - a Christmas concert where he is performing with a disadvantaged youth, Marcus, who he has tutored and mentored for two years - Sarina gives Jon an ultimatum: Marcus or the Scarecrow.

• Documentary
• Musical