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What city does the music video Baby take place in?
it takes place at the City Walk right outside of Universal Studios
What character sang the song NYC in Annie?
Daddy Warbucks, although the character Star-to-be takes a verse.
What is the setting in the novel Catcher in the Rye?
the catcher in the rye takes place in salingers home town in new york city in the 1950's
What is the year the story the sound of thunder takes place?
the year the story takes place is 2055
Where does the vibration take place in the violin?
The vibration takes place in the body.
What city does Annie Hall take place in?
New York City. The song "NYC" is in the show but was not in the movie.
What city is the movie Annie take place in?
It was set in the Great Depression era (1930)
What is the city the book heat takes place in?
The book "Heat" by Mike Lupica takes place in the city of New York.
Does the urbz take place in New York City?
No, it takes place in the fictional city of Miniopolis.
What city is where the Palio takes place?
Siena
What time period did the musical Annie take place?
Annie the musical started its pre-Broadway tryout at the Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam, Connecticut on August 10, 1976 with Kristen Vigard as Annie. After a week of performances though, she was replaced by Andrea McArdle who went on to play Annie in the Broadway Production, which opened on April 21, 1977 at the Alvin Theatre and closed on January 2, 1983.
Where this story take place either in city castle ship or moon?
The story takes place in a city.
What is the duration of A Place for Annie?
The duration of A Place for Annie is 1.63 hours.
What is the city in 'Will and Grace'?
Will and Grace takes place in Manhatten.
Where did the story an American childhood take place?
An American Childhood by Annie Dillard took place in the city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in the 1950's.
Were does the hajj take place?
it takes place in mecca, a city in Saudi Arabia.
Where does American Psycho take place?
It takes place in New York City.
