Theater

wen bronson die?

i dont have a clue

-Jazz -Blues - Pop -Scatting -yodeling -heavy metal -rock -opera -reggae

Sorry that's all I can think of at the moment!

But there is also disco -chanting -new wave -80s -60s -country -rap and much, much more

Any medical school after you finish your first 4 years of college.

the wings; it's the areas in between the big black/navy blue curtains

kabuki although there are several others but they aren't the traditional form

On line or on Broadway itself. There are many outlets throughout NYC. Also popular is the TKTS booth. It offers discount tickets to Broadway and off Broadway shows, but you have to be flexible!

Tickets for Broadway shows are available on many websites such as ebay,

The worst seats at Radio City Music Hall are the obstructed view seats in the 400 blocks toward the back of the theater. These seats do not have a great view of the stage but are acceptable for musical performances.

Vaudeville was a form of "family variety" theater.

Burlesque was a raunchy scripted play for "adults" only.

Hairspray the Musical is 2 hours and 40 minutes long with a 15 minute intermission period!

The best source for information on 'Wicked' is the following website: www.musicalschwartz.com. But thus far, there's no indication of an imminent release of any performance in DVD format. At this point, 'Wicked' is a hugely popular musical whose performances draw record crowds and profits worldwide. Perhaps there will be a DVD release in the future, especially once film and stage producers get together to talk about a film version.

See link for Cast list.

She was an astronomer, discovered a comet, and later taught astronomy on the college level. She was probably the first American female astronomer of note.

The role of Emmett Forrest was originally played by Christian Borle.

If you're asking for the name of the Cast Member who plays Peter Pan at Disneyland ...

There are several of them. Disney doesn't reveal their names, and forbids the Cast Members from talking about it outside of work. Disney wants Disneyland guests to think of Peter Pan as Peter Pan, and that's an end of it.

Wicked was opened for a pre-Broadway show on May 28, 2003 at the Curran Theatre in San Francisco. Lyrics and music of Wicked was by Stephen Schwartz and the musical staging was taken care by Wayne Cilento. Eugene Lee, Tony Award-winning designer, created a set and visual style for the production. The play's lighting engineer Kenneth Posner used more than 800 individual lights to give the unique feeling and mood to all the scenes. The trial run finished on June 29 and after minor transformations play was set out on Broadway on 30 October, 2003. Wicked is a all time hit in the Box Office and has made record sales around the world. More about Wicked - http://www.wickedthemusicalticketsonline.com/about-wicked.html

Wagner (for apex)

Most people get involved in theatre because they like the creative expression theatre offers. You become a unique storyteller that gets to comment on life, ideas, and culture through art. Theatre also allows for many types of expression: performance, design, writing, construction, music, etc. It's a collaborative art and one that can directly influence and interact with an audience as well. It's live, it's organic, and if you enjoy the process it is massive fun! It can be political, for fun, comedic, dramatic, almost anything you want it to be.

Get involved in a play and see if it is for you.

I guess the difference is that with movies you get a more in-depth, realistic, part of the action kind of feel, wheras when you're watching a play, you're just an observer, you can't see a close-up of the actor's tears or hear them whispering to one another. You can see and feel alot more in a film I think.

On the other hand, in a play the actors are aware of the audience and how they are reacting to the play. Stage actors change their performance depending on how the audience is reacting. When you're watching a movie, you're just an observer, but at a play you're a participant. Because of this, and because actors often make small mistakes on stage that must be compensated for, no two performances of the same play, even in the same production, are exactly the same. Each one is unique. Every time you watch a film, it is exactly the same. Plays are much more exciting than films I think.

"Evening Sun" by The Strokes

"100 Suns" by 30 Seconds to Mars

Here comes the Sun (George Harrison)

''The SUN has got his hat on''

''Good day SUN shine''

''Turn up the SUN''

''The SUN is shining''

''Island in the SUN''

''Here comes the SUN''

''The house of the rising SUN''

Screen writing includes directions about camera angles. APEX

A tradegy is something horrible and sad that happens to something/somebody- assuming you are talking about a book, the main character's mom could die and this would be called a tradegy for this character

Mushnik's Flower Shop. Later, Mushnik and Son.

The first public appearance of the stage play Mary Poppins was performed on September 15, 2004 at the Bristol Hippodrome. It went into full production on December 15, 2004 at the Prince Edward Theatre in London, England.

William Shakespeare was born in April 1564 and died in April 1616.

Any dates outside of those would be whern he was "not born."