Recaps of Julie's Greenroom episodes:
Season 1:
The Show Must Go On – Miss Julie and Gus welcome the Greenies to the Wellspring Center for Performing Arts. When the pipes burst and flood the basement on the very first day, Miss Julie and the Greenies are able to pull through with the help of Idina Menzel and Wicked.
The Write Stuff – Chris Colfer helps the Greenies write an original show. Spike doubts that he can be a good writer, but soon gets back into it with Gus and the rest of the Greenies' help.
Singin' in the Room – Josh Groban teaches the Greenies all about singing so that they can sing a surprise birthday song for Miss Julie. But Fizz almost gives the secret away, leading to her tearful decision to avoid the party. Josh Groban helps cheer her up, and she sings their birthday song with the rest of the Greenies.
Hello from the Ogre Side – Just as Peri is upset at being cast as an ogre in the musical, Alec Baldwin gives the Greenies their first acting lesson.
Barre None – When Hank and Spike think that ballet is mostly for girls, ballet dancers Robert Fairchild and Tiler Peck help to prove them wrong.
Write...Write a Song – Sara Bareilles teaches the Greenies how to write a song. After forming their own songwriting team, Hank and Spike discover that it's not easy for two people to write a song together.
Morning at the Improv – As the Greenies' rehearsals aren't going well, Ellie Kemper teaches them how to listen and how they can work together through improv.
Quacktice Makes Perfect – Violinist Joshua Bell teaches the Greenies music. Fizz wants to learn how to play an instrument like Joshua, but discovers that it takes a lot more practice than she thought.
Send in the WOW – When Riley is worried about not being funny enough to play thier part as a jester, Bill Irwin shows them how to find their inner clown with some help from Cirque du Soleil.
Rhythm is Gonna Get You – For his first teaching session with the Greenies, Gus orders a bunch of instruments. But when they're sent to the wrong address, he brings in his friends from the percussion group STOMP to show the Greenies how to make their own instruments.
Costumer Service – Titus Burgess shows the Greenies how to make their own costumes, and how clothes can make a character.
The Mess Rehearsal' – After the Greenies' dress rehearsal turns out more like a mess rehearsal, Miss Julie gets help from David Hyde Pierce to teach the Greenies to have a little faith in themselves.
Mash-Up: The Musical – It's showtime! The Greenies finally perform their own "Mash-Up: The Musical" for Edna Brightful, who holds the Wellspring Performing Arts Center's future in her hands.
