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27-476: [REDACTED] Look up expose  or exposé in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Expose , exposé , or exposed may refer to: News sources [ edit ] Exposé (journalism) , a form of investigative journalism The Exposé , a British conspiracist website Film and TV [ edit ] Film [ edit ] Exposé (film) ,

54-434: A 1976 thriller film Exposed (1932 film) , a 1932 film starring Barbara Kent Exposed (1938 film) , a 1938 film starring Glenda Farrell Exposed (1947 film) , a 1947 film starring Adele Mara Exposed (1983 film) , a 1983 film starring Nastassja Kinski Exposed (2003 film) , a 2003 American independent comedy film Exposed (2011 film) , a 2011 film starring Jodi Lyn O'Keefe Exposed (2016 film) ,

81-483: A 1987 video by Kiss Exposed (Mike Oldfield video) , a 1979 live concert video by Mike Oldfield Song [ edit ] "Expose" (song) , a 2013 song by Japanese boy band KAT-TUN "Exposé", song from the musical Zombie Prom Other [ edit ] Exposé, now Mission Control , a window management tool for macOS Exposed (heights) , situation with a significant risk of falling from heights e.g. when climbing EXPOSE , astrobiology equipment on

108-548: A 2016 film starring Keanu Reeves Television [ edit ] "Exposé" ( Lost ) , a 2007 episode of Lost Exposé: America's Investigative Reports , a PBS news/documentary series eXposed , the pilot of the American television show The Gifted Exposed (American game show) , a 2007 American dating game show that aired on MTV Exposed (Canadian TV program) , a 2004 Canadian music television program that aired on MuchMusic Exposed (Indian TV series) ,

135-680: A 2022 Indian Telugu-language web series "Exposed" ( Heroes ) , a 2009 episode of Heroes "Exposed" ( UFO ) ( UFO ), a 1970 episode of UFO Music [ edit ] Exposé (group) , a 1980s and 1990s vocal group that reformed in 2006 Albums [ edit ] Exposé (Exposé album) , 1992 Exposé (Paul Murphy and Larry Willis album) , 2008 Expose (Shizuka Kudo album) , 1994 Exposed (Boom Boom Satellites album) , 2007 Exposed (Chanté Moore album) Exposed (CoCo Lee album) Exposed (Kristinia DeBarge album) Exposed (Mike Oldfield album) , 1979 Exposed (Vince Neil album) , 1993 Exposed (Kiss) ,

162-540: A 4-star review on Film Threat and awards including Best Short Film at the Palm Beach International Film Festival . The cast includes drag queen RuPaul as Principal Strict. The film was directed by Vince Marcello. In June 2015, Variety reported that a feature film adaptation was in production with Vince Marcello and Mark Landry writing the screenplay, and Marcello directing. As of 2024, no new information has surfaced about

189-406: A commercial break, he asks for the number to Our Lady of Divine Masochism, a Catholic orphanage , for unspecified reasons. While being interviewed by Flagrante, Jonny explains that he cannot give up love because it is what brought him back ("How Can I Say Good-Bye?"). Meanwhile, Toffee can't keep focused on her schoolwork. She debates with herself if she should take back Jonny. Her friends call on

216-427: A party line and talk with her about her situation. None of them missed Jonny's TV appearance, which was broadcast on "all three channels". In the end, Toffee chooses to take Jonny back ("Easy to Say"). Flagrante tracks down Miss Strict and begins flirting with her ("Exposé"). It is revealed that they were lovers in high school, with a very physical relationship - the last time they were together, Miss Strict reminds him,

243-409: A trap of the same old crap." 'Crap,' however, is a taboo word at Enrico Fermi High; Toffee's friend Ginger tells on her to Miss Strict, and Miss Strict reminds her of the school's philosophy, something the students are very familiar with ("Rules, Regulations, and Respect"). Toffee continues to hear Jonny's voice, eventually hearing it coming from inside her locker. He begs to be let free and bursts from

270-407: A visiting Flagrante, who recognizes Miss Strict. He states that it has been "a very long time" and the two have a cryptic conversation, in which Miss Strict is defensive and angry for an unknown reason. The three then begin to argue over Jonny's rights; Flagrante believes Jonny should be allowed to return and preventing him from doing so is an infringement on his civil rights, while Miss Strict believes

297-450: Is also exceptionally bland. ... [the show] relies heavily on this sort of straight-faced pairing of Eisenhower-era perkiness with the nuclear nightmare sensibility of horror movies of the same time. It is essentially a one-joke show, very much in need of more bite than the director Philip William McKinley seems willing to give it, that would have worked better as an extended sketch in a revue." Greg Evans, in his review for Variety praised

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324-527: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages expose Too Many Requests If you report this error to the Wikimedia System Administrators, please include the details below. Request from 172.68.168.226 via cp1108 cp1108, Varnish XID 220313893 Upstream caches: cp1108 int Error: 429, Too Many Requests at Thu, 28 Nov 2024 08:00:15 GMT Zombie Prom Zombie Prom

351-656: Is set at Enrico Fermi High School, a school located near a very unstable nuclear power plant. The students and staff go through their daily routine ("Enrico Fermi High"); among them is Jonny, a rebel who spells his name without the traditional 'H', the good-girl heroine, Toffee, and Miss Strict, the principal of Enrico Fermi High School. The day is interrupted by an air raid siren, signalling a duck-and-cover drill. Jonny and Toffee meet and fall in love ("Ain't No Goin' Back"). They date for several months before Toffee's parents forbid her from seeing Jonny. She reluctantly breaks up with him, and Jonny commits suicide by hurling himself into

378-416: Is then caught by Miss Strict, who stops everything to kick him out. Before she can do so, Eddie Flagrante appears in order to confront Miss Strict about her secrets and her hostility towards Jonny, but she refuses to explain herself ("The Lid's Been Blown"). Pushed by Flagrante, Miss Strict reveals her past ("Delilah's Confession"); despite her mother's warnings, she had been dating "a boy from the wrong side of

405-795: The Francis Gary Powers nuclear power plant , causing a "class 3 nuclear disaster". He is buried at sea in international waters, with the rest of the nuclear waste. Three weeks pass. Toffee's friends notice that she is upset and distracted. She expresses sadness over Jonny's death, and retells the night from her point of view ("Jonny Don't Go"). As the rest of the school gets ready for the senior prom , Toffee continues to wear black clothing in mourning for Jonny ("Good As It Gets"). Her friends insist that she should go to prom and get over Jonny's death, but she refuses. She also occasionally hears Jonny's voice ("The C Word"). Frustrated at constantly being told to get over Jonny, she states that "life's

432-516: The pep squad ; not slowed by her tactics, they begin to disobey the dress code . Miss Strict dismantles the baseball team, but even so, the students make a petition to reinstate Jonny as a student. Miss Strict puts all seniors on probation, threatens to cancel all after-school events, and promises that at the next transgression, she can and will cancel the senior prom . Flagrante has continued to report on Jonny's story on television ("Come Join Us"). During

459-435: The 1996 Off-Broadway Production was as follows: Eddie Flagrante – Richard Muenz Delilah Strict – Karen Murphey Jonny Warner – Richard Roland Toffee – Jessica-Snow Wilson Coco – Cathy Trien Ginger – Natalie Toro Candy – Rebecca Rich Joey – Marc Lovci Jake – Stephen Bienskie Josh – Jeff Skowron Swings – Ronit Mitzner, DJ Salisbury Reviews of

486-834: The International Space Station The Exposed (novel) , a novel in the Animorphs series, by K.A. Applegate Expose, Mississippi , an unincorporated community in Marion County, Mississippi See also [ edit ] Exeposé , the University of Exeter student newspaper expo.se , website for Swedish magazine Expo Exposure (disambiguation) Exposition (disambiguation) Xposé , Irish television programme The Xposé , 2014 Hindi film Xposed , album by G.E.M. X-Posed (R.O.C. album) Topics referred to by

513-679: The Ocean"). Inspired to return to school, Jonny is ready to graduate ("It's Alive"). Miss Strict, however, adamantly refuses to allow him to re-enroll and bans him from school, despite Jonny's new appreciation for Miss Strict and her ideals. Overwhelmed, Toffee struggles to decide what to do next. Her friends urge her to give up on Jonny and move on, while Jonny's friends encourage him to do the same to her, as they believe Toffee has made her answer clear by not immediately taking him back. Jonny pleads with Toffee to get back together with him, unsuccessfully ("Where Do We Go From Here?"). Josh points Jonny out to

540-633: The locker, shocking the other students ("Blast From The Past"). This is not well-received, and the students are scared and disgusted by Jonny's deteriorating appearance. Not to miss out on a story, reporter Eddie Flagrante picks up on the story from Josh, a cub reporter from Enrico Fermi High ("That's the Beat For Me"). He elaborates on his job, and his goal in journalism: "Tamer than Playboy , but bigger than Life ." Trying to cope with Jonny's unexpected reappearance, Toffee talks with him about what brought him back - her voice, as it turns out ("The Voice in

567-408: The original Off-Broadway production were generally mixed to negative, with critics praising the cast and the show's humor while also criticizing the book. In his review for The New York Times , critic Ben Brantley wrote: " Zombie Prom , ... is itself like a model high school student: it's genial and hard working, and it doesn't embarrass you. But for a musical whose hero is a gangrenous corpse, it

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594-399: The orphanage, reveals that Jonny is their long-lost son and proposes to Miss Strict. Overjoyed, Miss Strict allows the prom to continue and permits Jonny to come back to school. The students reflect on how their realities are so much different than their dreams, but still life's worth living, and Toffee and Jonny have one more dance before the curtain drops ("Zombie Prom"). The cast of

621-404: The performances from the cast, but compared the show unfavorably to Grease and Little Shop of Horrors , writing "Lacking the spark of the former or bite of the latter, “Zombie Prom” is like any old human prom, a lot of fuss for a very little fun." A short film adaptation of Zombie Prom (with a running time of only 36 minutes) was released in 2006 at a number of film festivals , receiving

648-409: The same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Expose . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Expose&oldid=1246963020 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description

675-426: The school rules should be enforced and breaking tradition even once is too dangerous to risk, especially for a student as unremarkable as Jonny (who genuinely just wants to return to school). Neither side gives in, and the argument ends in a stalemate ("Trio [Case Closed]"). The students at Enrico Fermi High school protest that Jonny should be let back into school ("Then Came Jonny"). Miss Strict retaliates by canceling

702-537: The tracks" - Flagrante. On the evening of her own prom, she and Flagrante drove around before stopping off an old highway and slept together, resulting in Miss Strict becoming pregnant. Once her parents found out, she was sent to a home for unwed mothers in Santa Fe, New Mexico to give birth. Her son was taken away to an orphanage, and Miss Strict was never able to identify the child. Flagrante, who had investigated

729-421: Was in the back seat of his father's Studebaker . Each feels that the other had abandoned them, but no specifics are revealed. Prom night arrives, and the students marvel at how the school has been decorated ("Isn't It?"). Toffee approaches Jonny, who has snuck into the prom, and tells him that she'll always be with him. They dance and continue to profess their love for each other ("Forbidden Love"). However, Jonny

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