Oklahoma is considered the first musical where the songs were integrated into the script so as to advance the plot, as opposed to being stand alone songs that are inserted, stop the show for a while, and then continue on as if nothing had happened. For instance, curly is quite aware of Judd's affection for laurie, and instead of jibing him in a scene of dialogue, He uses the song "Poor Judd" to show him how much better things would be if he would just kill himself. He plays Judd as the fool, always using the song to sway him into a placid state when Judd begins to catch on that his chain is being yanked.
To see this effect, watch a Musical like Pal Joey, where the songs are just there to entertain, but really don't propel the plot forward, then re-watch Oklahoma!.
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There are several websites one can find videos of musicals. Some of them include Youtube, PBS, The Broadway Musical Shop, and the Broadway official website.
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The show that has always been considered the first modern musical is Oklahoma! The musical opened on Broadway on March 31, 1943, and was composed by Rodgers and Hammerstein.
There are many popular Broadway musicals. Some more current ones include Billy Elliot and American Idiot. Mary Poppins and Jersey Boys is also currently running. According to Broadway.com, the top Broadway shows as of right now are Lion King and Wicked. Musicals such as Avenue Q and Chicago. ~One would need a more specific question such as current or past? Way too many to just list.
This is generally called a jukebox musical.
There is but at the same time there isn't. It is slighlty confusing but just try to understand this:When A musical first comes (If it starts on Broadway st N.Y.C) then it is a Broadway Musical. But once it goes on tour to everywhere (London,States,Canada) Then it is considered "Off-Broadway". All that means is it ONCE was on Broadway and now is touring, or is done performing for good.If it doesn't start on Broadway st N.Y.C it is just considered a "musical" and can never be a "Broadway musical" or a "Off-Broadway musical."But Broadway musicals and Off-Broadway musicals are still musicals, so it just depends on weather or not you are very picky in arts or not.Read more: Is_there_a_difference_between_a_Musical_and_a_Broadway_Musical
Yes there is. Musical theatre combines many different aspects of performing such as music, singing and dialogue whereas musicals on broadway is actual singing on Broadway.
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Well if its on broadway its at New York City, but anywhere where there is a theatre they will play musicals.
catch me if you can, with aaron tveit, many new Broadway musicals are going to appear soon.
There are several websites one can find videos of musicals. Some of them include Youtube, PBS, The Broadway Musical Shop, and the Broadway official website.
One musical that has animals in it is 'The Lion King'. This movie was a blockbuster movie and later became a blockbuster Broadway musical.
Oklahoma changed the Broadway musical by having fully integrated songs and dances. Also it had dark subjects and even showed a death/murder on the stage. Last it included a ballet in to a musical
Yes, very much. They have been putting Disney shows on Broadway for several years. Broadway musicals like "Tarzan" "The Lion King" "The Little Mermaid" and "Mary Poppins" are all due to them. They are now in the works of "Dumbo" the Broadway musical.
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No. Disney has produced 5 Broadway musicals The Lion King Beauty and the Beast Mary Poppins Tarzan The Little Mermaid
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