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

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Barney and friends take their act on the road in this live concert video, which features four all-new musical numbers ("Welcome to Our Treehouse," "We Are Little Robots") in addition to series staples like "I Love You.

Everyone waves goodbye after the song and Barney blows a kiss to the audience, drawing the show to a close. After introductions, the children show the audience what things they were doing in the treehouse before they arrived, queuing the song “Welcome to Our Treehouse”.

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. Barney agrees to lend Professor Tinkerputt his car, which makes Baby Bop wonder how they’ll get back to the treehouse. Now, Carey Stinson takes that position, having done so in previous mall tours and as an alternate costume performer in Barney Live!

Live on Stage for re-releases) was an album that featured songs from the stage show of the same name. It was released in 1998 when the show toured in Mexico, and was later released in Colombia in 2000 and in 2005 when the show toured in Argentina.Professor Tinkerputt proceeds to ask if anyone else came with the dinosaurs, in which Barney lets him know that the audience is behind him. Due to her being the last in line, Baby Bop proceeds to question as to why she’s in the back and seeing it as unfair. Although BJ receives a red scooter for his birthday in this video, he was previously seen riding it in Barney's 1-2-3-4 Seasons.

He then takes the audience to the treehouse where they’re introduced to Kevin, Cindy, Tony, and Rachel respectively. After the song, they proceed to have more fun with Mother Goose’s rhymes, leading into “Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme Medley” and Old King Cole arriving to the party to sing his self-titled song.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! David Voss, who was the original Barney costume actor, served as the Dance Captain and Cast Manager for the tour. Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book. After the song, Barney says that it would make him happy if he introduced the audience to some other friends of his.