/ Itty Bitty Town of Bethlehem / Hava Nagila / Rock-a My Soul / She Loves You - Plaids The Golden Cardigan / Catch a Falling Star - Sparky, Plaids Act 2 Caribbean Plaid: Day-O / Kingston Market / Jamaica Farewell / Matilda Matilda - Jinx, Frankie, Plaids Heart and Soul - Frankie, Plaids Mercury / Lady of Spain - Jinx, Plaids Scotland the Brave - Plaids Shangri-La / Rags to Riches (samples "The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly") - Smudge, Plaids Love is a Many Splendored Thing - Plaids Motion picture The play was produced as a motion picture (released on July 9, 2009) starring Chandler and Engel from the original cast, with Larry Raben and Daniel Reichard taking over for Sparky and Francis (Frankie), respectively. David Hyde Pierce guest stars as the narrator. David Snyder served as musical director and pianist. The movie was written and directed by the show's original creator, Stuart Ross, and edited by Oscar and Emmy winner Alan Helm. The performances of "The Golden Cardigan" and "Catch a Falling Star" are notably absent. Sequels The Pasadena Playhouse and Neptune Theatre (Halifax), famous for its versions of the original, ran a sequel called Plaid Tidings, a holiday version with modified story and songs. The Pasadena engagement premiered in November 2001, and ran again in December 2002. The Los Angeles Times reviewer wrote that the musical is "enormously entertaining feel-good fare...Plaid Tidings, however, significantly expands upon the original model, its self-contained ethos of sunny homage augmented with flashes of pathos and larger point." Plaid Tidings made its New York City debut at the York Theatre Company at St. Peter's in December 2015. It is available for licensing through Music Theatre International. A version for high schools, The Sound of Plaid: Forever Plaid School Version, is being created by Music Theatre International. References External links Forever Plaid at the Music Theatre International website Forever Plaid: Plaid Tidings at the Music Theatre International website The Sound of Plaid: The New Glee Club Version of Forever Plaid at the Music Theatre International website Official movie website 1990 musicals Off-Broadway musicals One-act musicals Jukebox musicals