Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure (2011)

About Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure

A spinoff from the "High School Musical" series, "Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure" is a comedy-drama television film directed by Michael Lembeck and produced by Ashley Tisdale and Jessica Rhoades. Released in 2011, this film showcases Sharpay Evans' journey to New York with her dog Boi after being offered a chance to audition for a Broadway musical. However, things take an unexpected turn when the casting directors show more interest in her dog than her. Sharpay must adapt and hustle to make her dreams come true and discover the true meaning of "fabulous" in the Big Apple.

Making / Production

The film was primarily shot in Toronto, Canada. The production team built elaborate sets to replicate a luxurious New York penthouse and bring the glamorous side of Broadway to life. It was produced by Ashley Tisdale’s own production company, Blonde Girl Productions, along with Disney Channel original.

Actors

• Ashley Tisdale as Sharpay Evans: With a perfect blend of style and comedy, Ashley Tisdale brings her iconic character to life in New York, showcasing a Broadway dreamer turned hustler.
• Austin Butler as Peyton Leverett: Peyton offers a calming and supportive presence as a film student who aids Sharpay in her quest for stardom.
• Bradley Steven Perry as Roger Elliston III: Bradley adds a delightful flavor to his role as a spoiled but amiable young actor vying against Boi for the same role.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• This is the first single character spin-off from the High School Musical series.
• The movie was initially planned as a theatrical release, but it was later decided to be a television film.
• It is Ashley Tisdale's first project as a film producer.

Music, Soundtrack

• "Bop To The Top (Remix)" - Performed by Ashley Tisdale
• "My Boi and Me" - Performed by Ashley Tisdale
• "Rest of My Life" - Performed by Ashley Tisdale

Quotes

• "The rest of my life is about to begin." - Sharpay Evans
• "In theatre, darling, you don’t get what you wish for, you get what you work for." - Peyton Leverett
• "I did not move here to let some sassy little girl steal my spotlight." - Roger Elliston III