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One Real Life Court Case!
Based on one of the most important book banning cases in U.S. history, these two musicals, The Line (1985) and Breaking Out in Harmony (1994) both explore the personal conflicts and powder keg emotions behind a simple act that snowballed into a momentous, landmark U.S. Supreme Court case, Island Trees School District v. Pico.
Including the songs "Suburbia Limited," "We Tried," "Fired," "Looking Out for You," "Trouble Starts," "That Sounds Reasonable to Me," "Three Authors in Search of a Banning," "Scared," "Living in Harmony," "The Truth," "Breaking Out in Harmony," "HBO," "Preparations for Battle," "The Perfect Setup," "We Can't Stop Now," and others.
Scott Miller
Scott Miller is a writer and lifelong Sudbury resident. He completed his BA and MA in History at Laurentian University and has published articles on the history of Sudbury in the Canadian Historical Review, Ontario History, and the Canadian Military Journal. In 2019, Scott, along with co-author Mark Kuhlberg, received the Riddell Award from the Ontario Historical Society for the best article published on the subject of Ontario history in 2018. Along with being a fan of the Sudbury Wolves, Scott also supports the Toronto Maple Leafs and Buffalo Bills. Leading the Pack is his first book. Scott lives and works in Sudbury, Ontario.
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