Theater

Nobody really knows for sure. In the HSM ice tour they have played HSM 2 songs so I am guessing yes.

The Theatre District is in the middle of Manhattan (as opposed to Upper Manhattan or Lower Manhattan). Its nickname is, "The Great White Way."

The Theatre District runs south to north from approximately 40th or 42nd Street to 53rd or 54th Street. West to east, it consists of just two avenues: Broadway and 7th Avenue.

So, it is the length of Broadway and 7th Avenue from 40th/42nd to 53rd/54th Streets.

Montenegrin National Theatre was created in 1953.

KABUKI (歌舞伎) ...maybe?------

There are actually three types. No, Kabulki and Bunraku.

About 50-100 people per show or more if needed

they are called such because in the beginnings of modern theater, stages used to be built on a slant, so upstage was literally "up the stage"

there's one down the road from the library

Take a ball of tinfoil and cover it paper mache until it is as big as you wan t it, then spray paint, or for kids they can decorate and make fake rock pets.

Years ago there was, but now there is not.

Aldwych Theatre was created in 1905.

Minecon 2016 Is thought of to be held in Austrailia. It is though NOT YET CONFIRMED, and might be changed. I hope this helped -Frozen xx

I closed my eyes Drew back the curtain To see for certain What I thought I knew Far far away Someone was weeping But the world was sleeping Any dream will do I wore my coat [echo] I wore my coat With golden lining Bright colors shining Wonderful and new And in the East [echo] And in the East The Dawn was breaking And the world was waking Any Dream will do A crash of drums A flash of light My golden coat Flew out of sight The colors faded into darkness I was left alone May I return [echo] May I return To the beginning The light is dimming And the dream is too The world and I [echo] The world and I We are still waiting Still hesitating Any dream will do. Yes! I did it totally from memory! Ha! I love this show, but I believe that it is called "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat." Also, if you're looking for lyrics for musicals, www.allmusicals.com is a great website.

Female actresses first appeared on stage in 1629. This was done by a French troupe at the approval of Queen Henrietta Maria.

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Yes, Joseph Mazzolini appeared as the Italian street singer in "Cloak and Dagger" and "Escape Me Never" He also sang in the "My Dream Is Yours" quartet.

They would have rehearsed and acted in plays. And believe me, that was enough, since they had to keep dozens of plays ready to perform at any time, plus learn new ones every couple of weeks or so. Can you learn one of the major parts in a Shakespeare play by heart, together with the actions you have to perform, in two weeks? The actors in the King's Men had to.

Shakespeare and his contemporary Thomas Heywood (who acted at the Red Bull, not the Globe) wrote plays as well as acting in them, but they would not likely have done so at the theatre.

And of course the most important actors owned part of the acting company or even part of the theatre, and there were business meetings about that, but again, they may not have been at the theatre.

A war dance was performed by tribes as part of a ritual. In these dances the participants would act out mock combat moves.

The song lyrics were written by James Pierpoint and published in 1857. Many people have sung the song over the years, but probably the best known rendition is of Johnny Mathis in the movie Home Alone 2.

Dramatist's Play Service publishes and holds amateur and professional performance rights. All other rights should be addressed to William Morris Agency c/o Gilbert Parker.

I think the greeks did but ... is it a man or a women the world may never know.

The Puritans closed down the Globe because they believed that theatres were anti-religious and a place of sin. Many other theatres were closed down as well.

The idea for Punch and Judy could very well have started in 1588. The introduction of Punch to this group of puppets was in 1662.

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Miep Gies and Jan Gies helped hide Anne Frank and her family in a secret annex in Amsterdam during the Holocaust. They provided them with food, supplies, and emotional support, risking their lives to keep them safe from the Nazis. After the Franks were discovered and deported, Miep saved Anne's diary and returned it to her father after the war.

The Nutcracker and his soldiers, and the Mouse King (Queen in some versions) andhis/her mice.