Standing in the Spotlight

Standing in the Spotlight

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Romance
A singer. A dancer. An artist. An actor. A writer. All very different but very same with their passion for the arts. Cosette. Casper. Tatum. Ash. Elizabeth Rose. They can't stand each other that was until their precious school is about to get shut down. They go to Spotlight Academy, a school for the arts and they just lost all their funding and the school is up to be bought. Suddenly it's up the 5 teens to save the school. Can these unlikely teens band together to raise enough money? Or will their quirks and differences get in the way of saving their precious school?
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