Theater Musicals

Trategy- One of the three genres; Usually causes pity or sadness

Comedy- One of the three genres; Usually causes laughter or happiness

Satire- One of the three genres; Usually makes fun of or teases a serious legend or myth.

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Cole Porter recorded this song presumably for the musical "Anything Goes", as a transcript of the song was found among discarded material for the show. As the song was not used in this hit show, it is now associated primarily with Porter himself.

Sammy is Mickey Johnstones older brother. As a child he is the leader of his group of friends and is seen as a bit of a bully towards Mickey. As a teen Sammy starts to get into trouble and as an adult is involved in more serious crime.

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat

Most of her lines are singing. Serena and Margot have more lines but Pilar still has some. :)

Do you mean green day? If so his name is Tré Cool.

James Island Presbyterian church graveyard

Porgy is a fictional character created by DuBose Heyward in his novel of the same title. None of the people in the book are real.

All the cats in CATS are having a giant dance but they have to wait for their leader, Deuteronomy, to come before they can begin. As they wait, several of the cats are introduced through songs (The Gumbie Cat, Mungojerrie & Rumpleteaseer, The Rum Tum Tugger, etc.). Eventually, Deuteronomy arrives but is later captured by the bad guy Macavity, but is once again returned to the clan after the magician cat (The Magical Mister Mistofellees) . Deuteronomy's biggest job is to pick the cat that will be reincarnated into another cat every year. There are two candidates that are presented this year: Gus the Theater Cat and Grizabella the Glamour Cat. All of the cats in the clan shun Grizabella because she left the clan to go find fame and fortune but now she is old and unwanted; she sings "Memory". Deuteronomy chooses her and she is sent to the "Heavyside Layer" which is basically the cats' version of heaven.

All of the songs in CATS are based off of T.S. Elliot's "Book for Practical Cats"

Songs in CATS (the movie in 1998) include:

-"Jellicle Songs for Jellicle Cats"

- "Tha Naming of Cats"

-"The Gumbie Cat"

-"The Rum Tum Tugger"

- "Grizabella, The Glamour Cat"

- "Bustopher Jones"

- "Mungojerrie & Rumpleteaser"

- "Old Deuteronomy"

- "The Awful Battle of the Peakes and the Pollicles"

- "Jellicles come to the Jellicle Ball"

- "Memory"

- "The Moments of Happiness"

- "Gus the Theater Cat"

- "Skimbleshanks, the Railway Cat"

- "Macavity: the Mystery Cat"

- "Magical Mister Mistoffelees"

- "Memory: Reprise"

- "The Journey to the Heavyside Layer"

- "The Addressing of Cats"

The actual title of this song is "Feeling Good" and was written by Anthony Newley and Lesley Bricusse, for a 1960's musical " The Roar of the Grease Paint-The Smell of The Crowd."

It has been covered many times by such diverse artists as Nina Simone, Sammy Davis Jr, George Michael, Muse, and Michael Bublé.

second letters "c"

last letters "o" fourth letters "u" ?c?u?o. Answer is Scruto

Cora s one of the girls who stays in Hotel Pricilla.

Alice because u just need to stay there and you'll get lots of prompts so just choose Alice

........and also, because she IS the main character of the play:D

This is a line from the song "Happy Talk," sung by Bloody Mary in the 2nd act of the Rogers and Hammerstein musical South Pacific. [see link below]

The actual line goes: "You've got to have a dream; if you don't have a dream, how you gonna have a dream come true?"

Lucy is featured in "Hey Kendra," "Getting Ready," "Opportunity," "It Can't be True," and the larger company numbers "13/Becoming a Man," "All Hail the Brain/Terminal Illness," "A Little More Homework," and "Brand New You."

The event invites students and teachers to "dress to impress," but to feel free to interpret that in the way that only theater folks can. The Shuler Awards wants attendees to feel like they are attending a special event... so dress in something that makes you feel that way. Everything goes and you're always going to be on target with what you wear for this event... whether it's simply slacks and a shirt, jeans and a coat, formal wear, or something altogether different. Don't be afraid to really play it up. It's about the "ham and the glam!"

Musical theatre started out in the early 1900s with shows called Broadway Reviews, aka vaudeville shows. The music was all that was important and the plot was almost nonexistent. There were a few shows that stood out and are still performed today (Showboat, Anything Goes). The music in these shows were not character driven or gender based. Anyone could sing them and they were often used in multiple shows. This was also the popular music of that era. Then in 1943, Oklahoma! opened on Broadway and changed the way musical theatre worked. Now the plot was just as important as the music if not more, and the songs were character driven and related to the plot. Thus begins the Golden Age of musicals. This era lasted until the mid to late 1960s when rock music started to affect the stage. This started the Contemporary age, when musicals started to become more abstract and people started trying new ways to look at theatre. . Newer and stranger plots came into play and the music began to change. This is the era we are now in.

Sorry, no, Prudy Pingleton is not a large part in Hairspray. Prudy is characterized as a non-singing role, though she does has very small singing parts in "Mama, I'm a Big Girl Now" and "You Can't Stop the Beat." Oftentimes, one actress will play the roles of Prudy, the Gym Teacher, and the Matron.

On the positive side, there is room for improvisation, particularly at the end of the musical, when she comes to the Corny Collins Show in search of Penny.

Prudy may not be a large part, but the role requires a skilled actress in order to create a Prudy who is more than a one-dimensional villain.

Paul Robeson made some recordings of songs from Porgy and Bess, but was never in a production of it.

long skirt, white blouse and heels

They are the face of the theatre and the first people who the audience meet when entering the theatre. They sell tickets, direct audience members to their seats, supply beverages and snacks or merchandise and attends to the public's requirements.

Show Off- Drowsy Chaperone

Easy To Be Hard- Hair

Woman- The Pirate Queen

Get Out and Stay Out- 9 to 5

Jerry Herman

showboat Musicals are an American icon.

Jojo is the main kid in Seussical, the son/daughter of the mayor of Whoville. Jojo is constantly getting in trouble for his/her thinks or ridiculous thoughts or daydreams. For these thinks, Jojo's parents send him/her off to military school, when they recieve the message that he/she died. The cat and the hat reenacts the scene and the audience finds out that Jojo is very much alive and is sent home where his thinks save Whoville from being boiled. Jojo is Awesome!