My Fair Lady, A Chorus Line, Rent, Chicago, Cats, Mamma Mia, Jersey Boys, The Sound of Music...
*Just an updated, because the only of these currently on Broadway are Mamma Mia and Jersey Boys. Currently (as of August 2010): Addams Family, Next to Normal, Fela!, Memphis, The Million Dollar Quartet, Everyday Rapture, In The Heights, Billy Elliott, American Idiot, Come Fly Away, A Little Night Music, Phantom of the Opera, Promises, Promises.
Some musicals with six words in the title. Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat There's No Business like Show Business Fings Ain't Wot They Used T'Be
You can't name all of the shows that have been on broadway. Some recent ones are The Little Mermaid and Mary Poppins.
Love Never Dies
Golden Age musicals are usually the Roger's and Hammerstein's and Lark and Lowe's musicals.
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The Valachi Pappers is one.
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Love Never Dies
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Musicals in Ahoy' was created in 2002.
Goodspeed Musicals was created in 1963.
Essential Musicals was created in 2006.
Golden Age musicals are usually the Roger's and Hammerstein's and Lark and Lowe's musicals.
showboat Musicals are an American icon.
It's not because 'of' and 'the' are not the focus of the title. In the title 'My Cat Stole The String' ; the focus words are cat, stole and string.
musicalS are called musicalS because they have MUSIC in them making them MUSICAL
No, smaller words are generally not capitalized in a title.
A full list of musicals that are based on plays is in related links.