Show Titles
"King of New York", "Watch What Happens", “Santa Fe"
Newsies
What is the tape that you use to mark where set pieces go called?
Spike Tape
Into the Woods
Stephen Sondheim
What 1959 Broadway musical is based on the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale "The Princess and the Pea?"
Once Upon A Mattress
In Into the Woods, which character delivers the final line of the show, “I wish…”?
Cinderella
“When He Sees Me", "You Matter to Me", "I Love You Like A Table"
Waitress
This person is responsible for the scenic painting of the show
Scenic Charge
Sunset Boulevard
Andrew Lloyd Webber
This 2018 musical, based on a cult 2001 film starring Jack Black, was written by Andrew Lloyd Webber and tells the story of kids starting a rock band in their classroom.
School of Rock
Which song from the original Broadway score is not heard in the 1964 film version of The Sound of Music?
"No Way to Stop It"
"Walls", "Travelin' Song", "Somebody Will", "Independently Owned"
Shucked
Name three technical departments
Costumes, Lights, Props, Sound, Make up/hair, set design
RENT
Jonathan Larson
This 1980 Broadway megamusical, adapted from a French novel by Victor Hugo, won 8 Tony Awards including Best Musical
Les Mis
The Town of Mason City, Iowa is the inspiration as the setting of a Tony Award winning Best Musical
The Music Man
“The Ballad of Jane Doe,” “Noel's Lament,” “The New Birthday Song"
Ride the Cyclone
What is the term commonly used to describe the meeting between directors, stage manager, and lights and sound designers to place the cues?
Anything Goes
Cole Porter
This 1977 musical was adapted from a popular comic strip and won the Tony for Best Musical (also in 1977)
Annie
What musical originally had the phrase "a damned exasperating woman" in its early title?
Hello, Dolly!
"Pretty Funny", "That Face", "Give Way"
Dogfight
What is the term for an insert, usually made of metal, which you slide into a light to create a special effect in light and shadow?
A Gobo
Hadestown
Anaïs Mitchell
This 1979 musical was adapted from a 1973 play by Christopher Bond, but its origins trace back to 19th-century British “penny dreadfuls” about a villain who turned his victims into meat pies.
Sweeney Todd
This 1975 musical won the Tony for Best Musical and later inspired a 2002 film that went on to win the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Chicago