Then they all decide to play baseball while singing 'Take Me Out to the Ball Game', but just then, it starts to rain, ending the game. BJ zooms in on his scooter to join the party, and sings his very own song. Then Barney and his friends sing 'She'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain' before Baby Bop comes in and says 'Toot, toot!' Just then, they all hear someone whistling a tune. The Winkster then says 'Time for me to go bye-bye! But I'll be back!' and speeds away, the kids remark him as silly. But the Winkster is too fast, and they can't catch him.Įveryone plays baseball on stage at Radio City Music Hall. Just then, the Winkster shows up and the gang starts chasing him. Then, Barney tells the audience to point and shout 'There he is!' whenever they see the Winkster. Fortunately, the audience agrees to help.

So Barney asks the audience if they can help them. Barney and his friends are going to need lots of help to catch the Winkster. But before they are able to share it, a new visitor, The Winkster, sneaks away with the bag! After the Winkster introduces himself through song, Barney, Baby Bop, and the kids catch him with the bag, and then give chase. After that, Baby Bop sings 'My Yellow Blankey' before the kids get an idea to make something for the audience: a special surprise! They all work together to make their special surprise for the audience using items from 'The Barney Bag'. Then, Baby Bop takes out her blankey before the kids surprise her.

She admits that there are a lot of friends in the audience (and that there are much more than 10). It turns out to be Baby Bop riding her tricycle she got from Barney and his friends. Then, Barney and the kids play 'Ring Around the Rosie', before they hear the sound of a tricycle bell. The curtain opens to reveal a playground with a slide, a sandbox, a swingset, and a clubhouse. Then, Barney decides to head with the kids to the backyard to go and play. Knickerbocker'.īarney and Baby Bop listen to what the kids are making in the clubhouse. He then introduces Kathy, Julie, Derek, Carlos, Kelly, Tosha, Min, and Shawn, before they all encourage the audience to get up and dance to 'Mr. Then, after greeting the audience, Barney sings 'The More We Get Together' before thanking the audience for coming to play. Then, Barney arrives, much to the audience's delight. Barney's theme song then starts playing as a white smoke cloud appears on stage.

The announcer tells the audience to imagine, and announces Barney again. Then, a kid explains over the loudspeaker that the only way to make Barney appear is to use your imagination. The show opens with the announcer announcing Barney on stage, but as the curtain opens, Barney is nowhere to be seen. For the home video release, it was re-titled to Barney Live! In New York City.īarney in front of the audience at Radio City Music Hall Barney.Live at Radio City! was later released on video on August 3, 1994, which became the first Barney video in the Classic Collection series. The show marked being Barney's second major stage show after Barney in Concert in 1991 and the first major stage production based on Barney & Friends. In addition, thousands of children from charitable organizations in the New York area attended the benefit concert for free, courtesy of The Lyons Group. For the performance on March 8, the show was in benefit to five charities, which included the National Network of Children's Advocacy Centers, Camp WIN, Nordoff-Robbins Music Therap Foundation, LIFEbeat and NARAS Foundation. In total, twelve shows were sold out in less than two hours. One performance sold out in twenty-one minutes. On opening night, the show became the second fastest sell-out in Radio City history, coming behind Bette Midler's show at Radio City Music Hall that performed a year prior. The show was exclusively performed at Radio City Music Hall in New York City, New York, making it's premiere on Maand running until March 13, 1994. Barney Live! In New York City (also known as Barney.Live at Radio City! prior to the video release) is a stage show that was directed by Bruce Deck, performance directed and choreographed by Penny Wilson, written by Stephen White with songs by Philip Parker alongside traditional tunes.

Barney and friends cast 1990s