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Sharpay Evans travels to New York where she is pursuing a Broadway career but it's her dog who lands an acting gig first.
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Trivia
Lucas Grabeel:
He reprises his High School Musical role of Ryan Evans (Sharpay's brother), in a scene added to the end of the film for the Disney Channel broadcast a month after the home video release. The scene is not featured on any DVD or Blu-ray release of the movie, not even as a bonus feature.
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Goofs
In an actual Broadway production Amber Lee would've had an understudy, meaning that when she quit her understudy would've taken over, not Sharpay.
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Quotes
Amber Lee Adams:
Oh you look so cute Sharpie.
Sharpay Evans:
It's Sharpay.
Amber Lee Adams:
Oh, you changed it, I like that even better.
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Connections
Spun-off from
High School Musical (2006)
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Soundtracks
"The Rest of My Life"
Written by
Matthew Tishler and
Amy Powers
Produced by
Matthew Tishler
Performed by
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Ashley Tisdale who played the wicked Sharpay in the Disney High School Musical films gets to put the shoe on the other foot in Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure. By the end of the film you will hardly recognize the vixen of East High.
Very few people have been spoiled the way Sharpay Evans was in her adolescence with her rich parents giving her all at her command, except Zac Efron and they made a good try for him. But high school has been over a year and her parents expect her to grow up a bit.
Which is hard to do when everything's been handed to you all your life. But her father makes a bargain with her. He underwrites her living in New York for a month to see if she can catch on in the theater. He's in need of a reality check himself, I've known people all their lives who wait for a break in the theater who are talented, but never have the opportunity. Still Ashley Tisdale goes for it.
She does get a break, but it's for her dog, a well trained terrier named Boy who is needed for a musical starring Cameron Goodman. She's a grownup version of Sharpay and that's something new for Tisdale. And she's got young Bradley Steven Perry who has the idea his dog should star on Broadway. But she also has a new good friend in film student Austin Butler and who knows if things will turn out SharFabulous.
This is a Disney Channel production and no one will ever confuse this with more realistic backstage stories like A Chorus Line, Forty Second Street, or Goldiggers of 1933. But given the Disney parameters Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure is entertaining enough. Tisdale is certainly talented singing, acting or dancing.
But I'd love to know, we're there girls out there named Sharpay before High School Musical?