Barney: Barney's Big Surprise! His All New Live Stage Show

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From the totally tee-riffic treehouse to Tinkerputt's toy factory, this is one celebration full of fun and music you won't soon forget. David Voss, who was the original Barney costume actor, served as the Dance Captain and Cast Manager for the tour. In New York City, Coleman went to Dick Leach, who helped launch Barney, to suggest making the Barney live events bigger. It was released in 1998 when the show toured in Mexico, and was later released in Colombia in 2000 and in 2005 when the show toured in Argentina.

From old movies and classic albums to rare books and magazines, we have something for every collector and enthusiast. Dick Leach, the chairman of Lyrick Studios (the company that owned Barney at the time), and his daughter, Sheryl Leach, the creator of Barney, at first envisioned a show that would play in theaters, much like the performance at Radio City Music Hall in 1994, however, Barney's Big Surprise was too big to play in theaters. This is also the first Barney live show to feature kids that never appeared in the television series.After intermission, Barney, BJ and Baby Bop come out on stage in a hot air balloon singing “Hey, Look at Me! It's Time For Counting • Down on Barney's Farm • Barney in Outer Space • My Party with Barney • Barney's Big Surprise • Barney's Halloween Party • Barney's First Adventures • Barney's Good, Clean Fun! Barney and friends take their act on the road in this live concert video, which features four all-new musical numbers ("Welcome to Our Treehouse," "We Are Little Robots") in addition to series staples like "I Love You. In New York City where its vocals for the " Barney Theme Song" are sung differently compared to the one that was used from the television series. Live on Stage for re-releases) was an album that featured songs from the stage show of the same name.

After the song, Professor Tinkerputt shows everyone around his toy factory, leading into his newest invention which is dancing robots. After the song, they proceed to have more fun with Mother Goose’s rhymes, leading into “Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme Medley” and Old King Cole arriving to the party to sing his self-titled song.Although BJ receives a red scooter for his birthday in this video, he was previously seen riding it in Barney's 1-2-3-4 Seasons. Excited that the audience doesn’t know what the surprise is, she proceeds to hop up and down wanting to tell them, leading into “The Baby Bop Hop” joined by two bunnies. Everyone goes backstage to get ready for the next game, in which then BJ comes out with a banjo, Kevin comes out in a corn costume, and everyone sings “Old MacDonald Had a Farm”.