Yes, and...
This ancient greek is considered to be the first actor portraying a character on stage.
Thespis
This chain of Hospital is named from this pivotal character in the play.
Saint Francis
This county of Greater London is the home of Thomas Arden and the city of Faversham.
Kent
This dazzling musical number gives the ensemble the chance to sing in a 4-part church choir harmony.
Run, freedon, run!
Sherry has this job at a local school in which she is also employed to help the Principal's son.
An Art Therapist
Finish the lyric: "If there is a fire you're trying to douse..."
"...You can't put it out inside the house" from Hamilton
The setting of this play is located in this part of Italy.
Central
This gruesome act of murder is derived from Alice's attempt to carry on her love affair with this English tailor.
Richard Moseby
In 2002, this Musical won the Tony for Best Musical. Funnily enough, Hunter Foster's sister won instead.
Thoroughly Modern Millie
This love song in the movie, TOP GUN, is Grace's favorite part of the movie.
"Take my breath away"
This record-breaking musical was derived from Victor Hugo's 1862 novel.
The Phantom of the Opera
Francis' father was think kind of merchant.
Silk
Arden of Faversham is presumably written by these English playwrights (two named to receive credit).
William Shakespeare, Thomas Watson, Thomas Kyd
The name "Urinetown" refers to what in the show?
Death
Music is a popular theme in this play. This song by The Beatles encapsulates the world of the play in its strange meaning as mentioned in the script.
Norwegian Wood
This South Carolina gem is the oldest active performing arts center in the United States.
The Dock Street Theatre
Pope Pius XII in 1958 named St. Clare the Patron saint of this, when she heard and saw a Christmas Mass being projected on her walls miles away from her location.
The Patron Saint of Television
This short-lived king ruled England during the time of Arden of Faversham's murder.
King Edward VI
After Caldwell B. Cladwell is thrown off the roof of his own corperation, who takes over the UGC.
Hope
Zack's manager at Walgreens once punched him because he was stealing Chocolate Bunnies from the shelves. He also beat him with this.
An economy-sized bag of skittles.
The Clemson Players
This religious renunciation of the world comes when St. Clare does this in the climatic final scenes of the play.
Her hair being shaved.
Which animal's blood is said to be a cover-up for Arden's in which Franklin accsuses Alice of murder.
A pig
Jacob Rosenbloom did this which, "Obligated a trip to a urine-tomb".
Kept jars of urine in room. Eventually the smell sent him to his grave.
Wanda, Sherry and Grace's mother, leaves Principal Moore on Prom Night because of this.
They played spin the bottle and Joseph kissed Allison Goldstein.