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Because they're women with voices with the same range as male Baritones/Tenors. This is similar to a 'Counter-tenor', which is a male with a very, very high range.

The scope of the public's reaction to it. Take "Hamilton", for instance. It was already a big-time show when Disney decided to run a recording of it on their streaming platform, exposing millions of viewers to their first musical. Legendary.

Oliver's name is 'Oliver Twist'.

His mother is the fairy godmother in the movie. Prince charming isn't in Shrek the Musical.

The musical 'Over Here!' officially opened on March 6th, 1974 after thirteen previews.

She will turn into an ogre after sunset until she has true love's first kiss. Quote: "By night one way By day another. This shall be the norm Until you find true love's first kiss And then take love's true form"

The appropriate characters should wear age makeup, and the poor should be dirtied up, looking as poor and sweaty and as workaday as the script makes them sound.

Elle Woods, Emmet Forrest, Paulette Bonaforte, Professor Callahan, Warner Huntington the third, Vivienne Kensington Chad, Dewey, Kyle, Brooke Wyndham, Enid Hoopes, Serena, Margot, Kate, Pilar, Chutney.

Hope that helps :D

- Erik (the Phantom)

- Christine Daaé

- Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny

- Carlotta Giudicelli

- Madame Giry

- Meg Giry

- Monsieur Richard Firmin

- Monsieur Gilles André

- Ubaldo Piangi

- Joseph Buquet

I put a link to Annie costume suggestions in the related links. Here is what is says for Grace:

She should look professional, but classy. Possibly a dress or a suit and a period style hat, and dress shoes.

A good character as in she isn't evil? Yes.

A good character to play? Yes.

Vi Moore is the wife of Reverend Shaw, and mother to Ariel. She lost a son in a terrible accident, and has a good head on her shoulders. She stands up for the kids when they want to protest their right to have a dance, and she defends Ariel to Shaw. She is wise, caring, but does have a spark of her own fierceness. She is not a push over.

Beneath a Moonless Sky is about the night before Christine and Raouls wedding. Christine finds Erik in his lair and they began to have a night of sex. when Christine wakes and goes to tell Erik that she wants to be with him he's already left, not thinking he can give her as good of a life as Raoul could.

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As long as the show goes on or any actor resign from the show. The play is going fabulous and i don't think they need to change the cast.

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The Royal Shakespeare Company, or RSC, puts on eleven shows a year in Stratford. They often showcase productions on London's West End or in the Broadway district in New York City as well.

The play normally goes on for a month or two. So to put it together. A normal play would probably take around four months. I would guess somewhere from eight to six months. I hope I was helpful. Are you putting on a Broadway musical?

A book that refers music quotation in it..

In "Les Misérables," there isn't a character explicitly labeled as a soubrette in the traditional sense. However, the character of Eponine can be seen as embodying some soubrette qualities, as she is portrayed with charm and a lively spirit despite her tragic circumstances. Eponine's role adds complexity to the narrative, highlighting themes of unrequited love and social struggle. Overall, while not a classic soubrette, she contributes to the story's emotional depth.

Well you need to hear them and lighting makes thing look cool!

Sarah is a goody goody girl who try's to stop the city from drinking and gambling.

The question might refer to Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat. This is a musical by Rice and Weber, based on the story of Joseph and his brothers recorded in the Book of Genesis. The dreams were about Joseph ruling over his older brothers.

Jason's two dreams were about all of his jealous brothers worshiping him and no loner act mean and ignore him. Jason would rule all.

This is kind of confusing but in the Gaston Leroux (origional version) the Phantom is a man named Erik. He was hideously disfigured and had a voice that sounded almost angelic. He was one of the contractors while they were building the opera house, and he built a series of trap doors and a hidden bottom floor for himself to live in solitary peace to write music.

People believe he was a ghost, angel, or phantom because of these trap doors that he could slip his voice through or appear out of.

there are different versions that say different things, this is just one.

Well...Idina's voice is absolutely amazing, and unlike any other. And just like your mother told you, you really won't get anywhere in life by pretending to be someone you are not.

But to make your voice the absolute best it can be, invest in a vocal coach. They will give you the honest truth and help you reach your potential...and who knows, you could very well become the next idina menzel!