Lesson 1
Lesson 2
Lesson 3
Wild Card
Challenge
100

A show in musical theatre is called a Broadway ________.  

Musical

100

What major U.S. city did we visit in Lesson 2 of the Musical Theater unit?

New York City

100

Name the job title of the person who writes the words for the music in a musical.

a lyricist 

100

Off-Broadway shows are typically larger or smaller than the main Broadway shows?

smaller

100

Name 1 way that Opera and Musical Theatre shows are alike.

Both require singing, acting, movement/dancing. Both have been done in outdoor and indoor theatres. Both are forms of entertainment. Both use costumes, set design, plot, characters, etc. 

200

A cast member in a musical must be able to act, ____, and ______. 

(act) sing, and dance.

200

When traveling from California to New York, are you traveling east or west?

East (New York is on the East Coast of the U.S.)

200

What does a Choreographer do in a musical?

in charge of dance routines, movement between characters, even movement between scenes/etc.

200

Each Broadway show rehearses for about how many weeks?

6-8 weeks on average

200

Name 2 Disney movies that were made in musical theatre shows. 

Examples: Lion King, Aladdin, Tarzan, Mary Poppins, Mulan, Cinderella, Lion King, etc.

300

Name at least 2 musicals. For example, "Wizard of Oz". 

Up to teacher for correct response, but here are a few answers: High School Musical, Hamilton, Hairspray, Grease, Seussical, Mary Poppins, (lots of Disney titles), My Fair Lady, The Sound of Music, Cinderella, Frozen, etc.

300

Where are all the Broadway shows (musicals) shown in New York City?

Broadway street, Manhattan, Theatre District and Lincoln Center

300
Lin Manuel Miranda wrote his 1st musical "In the Heights" about where he grew up. Where did he grow up?

New York City

300

When someone is called a "triple threat", what does that mean?

They can dance, sing, and act. 

300

How many Broadway theaters are in Manhattan (Broadway street) in New York City?

41

400

Name 3 movies that are both musicals performed on stage and on screen. (Musicals made into movies & on Broadway). 

Up to teacher for correct response. 

Some examples: Grease, Frozen, High School Musical, Rodger's & Hammerstein Cinderella, Enchanted, Wizard of Oz, The Wiz, The Greatest Showman, lots of Disney titles, My Fair Lady, Sound of Music, Sister Act, etc.

400

During tech week or last few weeks before a Broadway show opens, how many hours are performers expected to be at practice on stage?

12 hours a day (That's a lot of singing/dancing/movement!)

400

What are the writers on Broadways or Playwrights in charge of doing for the show?

writing the story, correct research/application of historical background of story, writing the script, correct spelling/language use, etc.

400

The history of musical theater started with shows in what European country?

Greece

400

What is the average amount of time given for an audition in a musical theatre show?

1 minute (average)

500
The birthplace of musical theatre is _________. 

New York City, New York

500

How many seats would you find in a Broadway theater on Broadway? (not an off-Broadway show)

at least 500 seats

500

List at least 3 positions that work behind the scenes in a musical. (Not seen at performance but mentioned in program)

stage manager, lighting director, set designer, costume designer, choreographer, producer, special effects, make-up artists, hair stylists, tech crew, stage crew, stage manager, etc.

500

Name 1 thing that traveling Broadway shows usually have that regular Broadway shows in New York City do not.

Up to teacher, Examples - easier to break down set design, not as famous or well-known performers, etc.

500
True or False: Each character performing on stage should wear their make-up like they always do and not exaggerate anything. 

FALSE: Every character in musical theater needs to have their make-up done to bring out facial features, lighting aspects, and bring the character to life. Proper make-up application makes a HUGE difference in how the audience interprets & views the performer's appearance. 

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