BROADWAY MUSICALS
BY SETTING
BY SETTING
The land of Oz, before & after Dorothy dropped in
Wicked
A young male horse, or a gunmaker
Colt
You can wrestle with these parts of your body, and you can also twiddle them.
Thumbs
You’ll find this dark forest in Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany.
Black Forest
From 1979 to 1992, he wore number 33 for the Boston Celtics. Known as Larry Legend, he is still widely considered one of the greatest basketball players of all time.
Larry Byrd
A junkyard on the night of the Jellicle Ball
Cats
It follows witch & precedes nut
Hazel
You “shake” this body part when you hurry or when you dance.
Legs
_________ Spring, Maryland is a suburb of Washington, DC.
Silver
One stroke under par in a hole in golf is called a birdie. Two strokes under par is this particular birdie.
Eagle
The small village of Anatevka in Russia
Fiddler on the Roof
An old song says "A pretty girl is like" this, a pleasing tune
This body part is also the end of a loaf of bread, or the term for a despicable cad.
Heel
This herbicide was tragically used in the Vietnam War to defoliate jungle areas.
Agent Orange
A variation of this skating spin was perfected by Dorothy Hamill and named for her. (Luckily, it rhymed with her name.)
Camel
In & around the royal palace in Bangkok in the 1860s
The King and I
A translucent yellowish fossil resin
Amber
About once an hour, this pair of organs cleans all of the body’s blood.
Kidneys
Henry Mancini wrote this feline’s theme song.
Pink Panther
At the Olympics, women gymnasts don’t compete on the rings or on this apparatus, which was invented to teach Roman soldiers how to mount and dismount.
Pommel Horse
Mushnik's skid row florists
Little Shop of Horrors
A female donkey, or an early spinning machine
Jenny
If you are sound asleep (and happily dreaming), you might be described as being in the __________ of Morpheus.
Arms
The nickname of Mr. Auerbach, Mr. Skelton, and Mr. Adair.
Red
This dog breed, which can sprint at 45 miles per hour, is the only dog breed mentioned in the Old Testament (Proverbs 30:31).
Greyhound