Barney: Barney's Big Surprise! His All New Live Stage Show

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Due to the wind, Barney gets the idea for everyone to fly kites, leading into the song “My Kite” as everyone flies kites on stage. Barney agrees to lend Professor Tinkerputt his car, which makes Baby Bop wonder how they’ll get back to the treehouse. The voice of Professor Tinkerputt was done by Blas García as well, while Barry Pearl would still be on stage. From 1996-1997, some performances would feature the costumes based on the season three Barney costume and the 1996 Baby Bop and BJ costumes, but sometimes they use the 1995 Baby Bop and BJ costumes on the tour.

The original North American tour of the tour ran from September 1996 through May 1998 in four legs, separated by Winter and Summer holidays. After the song, everyone helps BJ blow out the candles, including the audience, given the massive size of the cake. Barney: It's time to go, but before we do, let's have a big round of applause for the people who made our show so extra special, you!After the song, Professor Tinkerputt shows the audience his toy factory, leading into the song “Tinkerputt’s Song”. Images Donate icon An illustration of a heart shape Donate Ellipses icon An illustration of text ellipses.

On May 19, 1998, Barney's Big Surprise was released on VHS, having the show filmed at Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Winston-Salem, North Carolina from December 13-14 [5], 1997.Barney's Big Surprise is a stage show that was originally directed and choreographed by Penny Wilson, written by Stephen White with songs in the show written by various individuals. BJ discovers that the reason Professor Tinkerputt didn’t get him a red scooter is because that’s what Barney and the others got him. During the song, all the children come out in corn costumes, along with Baby Bop, holding up signs of various farm animals.

After the song, Barney says that it would make him happy if he introduced the audience to some other friends of his. Prior to the Mexican performances, the Spanish version of the show would premiere on February 19, 1998 in Miami, Florida. Barney proceeds to tell her that the people in the audience are friends, making her more comfortable in front of them.In the Barney News on the 1996 Family Magazine, the songs, " John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt" and " Everyone is Special", were mentioned, but they do not appear in this live show. Subsequent productions of the show were performed in Asia from 2004 to 2005 and Latin America from 2005 to 2007. He then takes the audience to the treehouse where they’re introduced to Kevin, Cindy, Tony, and Rachel respectively. Let's Go to the Farm • Just Imagine • Everyone Is Special • The Land of Make Believe • Can You Sing That Song?