Broadway
Theater Trivia
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Hollywood
100
Broadway is the theater district in what large U.S. city?
New York City
100
What phrase is used when telling a theater performer "good luck?"
Break a leg.
100
How many colors are in the rainbow?
7 colors
100
What color are Mickey Mouse's shoes?
Yellow
100
Where is Hollywood located?
Los Angeles, California
200
What type of shows are performed on Broadway?
Musicals.
200
A form of theatrical performance that combines song, dance, spoken dialogue and acting is known as what?
A musical
200
What is the color of an emerald?
Green
200
In Finding Nemo, which country is Nemo taken to?
Austrailia
200
Hollywood is considered the home of what U.S. industry?
The film industry.
300
Adapted to the theater, this well known Disney movie has made the most money while showing on Broadway.
The Lion King. (It has made almost $2M a week in the 20 years it has be run.)
300
What is the name of Annie's dog in the musical Annie?
Sandy
300
How many planets are in our solar system?
8
300
Who was the first Disney character to fart on screen?
Pumba
300
When the iconic Hollywood sign was first constructed, it ready something different. What did it read?
Hollywoodland
400
When were the first theaters build in the Broadway district? (Hint: its older than you think!)
In the 1700s.
400
What was Disney's first Broadway musical?
Beauty and the Beast.
400
What kind of trees do acorns come from?
Oak trees
400
What kind of animal is Robin, in the Disney movie Robin Hood?
A fox.
400
What year was the Hollywood Walk of Fame created?
1958
500
What famous New York attraction is in the middle of the theater district?
Times Square.
500
Complete this lyric; "The hills are alive with the sound of..."
Music!
500
What star is the closest to the Earth?
The sun
500
In the Pixar movie, UP, how many balloons lifted Carl's house?
20,622 balloons
500
Since the 1970s, Hollywood has had a population of feral what living under a freeway?
Chickens! No one knows how they got there and efforts to remove them have failed.