The Mary Poppins musical was written Sherman Brothers (with additional music and lyrics by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe), which is based off the series originally written by P. L. Travers.
P.L Travers
Mary Poppins is of many genres such as drama and musical. Mary Poppins is also in the family, comedy, and musical comedy genres.
First: Mary Poppins Second: Mary Poppins Comes Back Third: Mary Poppins Opens the Door Fourth: Mary Poppins in the Park
P.L Travers wrote the classic book series.
Ms. Poppins does not have a secret identity like say Clark Kent-Superman. She is known throughout the play and movie- which it is based on as Mary Poppins. The actress Julie Andrews created the role in the movie version, which was essentially a musical comedy with fantasy overtones.
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Mary Poppins is of many genres such as drama and musical. Mary Poppins is also in the family, comedy, and musical comedy genres.
Mary Poppins
First: Mary Poppins Second: Mary Poppins Comes Back Third: Mary Poppins Opens the Door Fourth: Mary Poppins in the Park
Musical comedy, with fantasy overtones.
P.L Travers wrote the classic book series.
Ms. Poppins does not have a secret identity like say Clark Kent-Superman. She is known throughout the play and movie- which it is based on as Mary Poppins. The actress Julie Andrews created the role in the movie version, which was essentially a musical comedy with fantasy overtones.
On the official script for the musical "Mary Poppins" it was spelled."Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious"
It is a song from "Mary Poppins", a film from1964 and is now a musical on broadway.
This episode parodied Mary Poppins.
Mary Poppins is not an opera, but it is regarded as a Musical, which is much lighter entertainment. It is about a nanny with magical abilities, who helps to restore the relationship between a father and his children, by opening their eyes to the world of imagination.
'Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious' is a nonsense word from the musical 'Mary Poppins'. Don't forget the 'super'!
It's a made up wors used in a song in the musical mary poppins