The document provides instructions for making a musical in 11 steps, using ingredients that represent the key elements. These include a plot, characters including an antagonist and protagonist, 3 types of music and dance, a setting, songs, enthusiasm, actors, costumes, lighting, a storyline, and a target audience. The instructions describe combining these "ingredients" by preheating the oven, creating a base with the storyline, adding the plot, characters and costumes, and then the music, songs, dance and other elements to create the finished musical.

1. Hello and welcome to my cookery show
Today I am going to take you through the steps on how to make the
perfect musical.
You will need several ingredients, which include:
1 whole Plot
Several Characters – Which is up to you on how many but you should always
include an antagonist and a protagonist
3 types of music
3 types Dance
1 whole Setting
Several Songs – but remember to add in ATLEAST 3 as it a musical
A bowl of enthusiasm
Many different good actors
A handful of costumes
A bowl full of lighting
1 whole clear storyline
1 full target audience
Once you have gathered up all your ingredients we are now ready to begin
cooking.
1. Firstly, preheat your oven to gas mark 6 for when your
musical is fully made and ready to be cooked.
2. Now we will start with the base, every musical needs a strong and thick
base and to make that base we will need to get 1 whole storyline, which
should consist of a tablespoon of romance, a tablespoon of conflict, 6 kg of
energy, and a heap full of comedy depending on how funny you want to
make your musical. Depending on your flavor of musical, you can adapt
the ingredients to your storyline, but remember to add in a variety to
spice things up a little.
3. Once you have decided your story and it’s all been added to the mixing
bowl, your plot should now be easy to create ensuring it’s full of
energy and don’t forget a handful of spice to increase the flavor in
your musical.
4. Thirdly, you must now grab hold of your characters, but be careful
when choosing these, you don want any rotten characters, they
must each have a handful of energy and confidence in them to make
your musical is nice and juicy, they should all taste well with your
storyline, so ensure your characters are relating to your musical. Whilst
getting together your characters you MUST also add in a spicy antagonist
and a very sweet protagonist.
5. To put a bit of color into our recipe we need to chuck in some costumes,
ensuring they are appropriate for our themes our things may not end up
tasting so good.
6. Thoroughly stir your ingredients together before we start adding the real
flavor.
7. Grab hold of your setting, which should include at least 4 different flavors
if not more depending on how many different flavors you want

2. yourmusical to have. Personally I would ensure I have many different
settings to make my musical much more yummy and delicious.
8. Great, now have included our storyline, plot, characters and costumes.
Time to get real sticky! To make this musical stand out from the rest we
need to add in music, songs and dance to go with the song. Be careful not
to overdo it with the music as sound effects are more interesting when
added in here and there. Ensure you are adding at least 3 full songs we
otherwise won’t have a full musical.
9. To make your musical all sweet and yummy we need dance to
go with the songs you have added. The dances need to be
packed with flavor in order to get the full sweetness of your
musical.
10. Once prepared and baked, we need to add a little fun to the
musical. Take your lighting and squeeze it over the musical, but DON’T
add too much. Make sure your timings are appropriate and in time.
11. Finally, we have our musical, but one more little sprinkle. You need a
target audience, without this your musical won’t be able to hold itself
together.
And there we have it…. Your very own musical
which I’m sure your audience will love.