DISNEY CHARACTERS
Musical Mania
NAME THAT TUNE
Disney Songs
Acting It Out
100

She loses a glass slipper while leaving the royal ball.

CINDERELLA

100

A show that combines acting, singing, and dancing.

musical

100

WHAT MOVIE MUSICAL IS THIS SONG?

WAITING ON A MIRACLE "ENCANTO"
100

Elsa sings this song about embracing her powers.

LET IT GO

100

An actor uses these movements of the face to show emotion.

facial expressions

200

This Disney hero was raised by gorillas in the jungle.

TARZAN

200

The written words and dialogue of a musical or play.

SCRIPT

200

WHAT MOVIE MUSICAL IS THIS ?

BEAUTY & THE BEAST

200

A song that means “no worries.”

Hakuna Matata

200

Speaking loudly and clearly enough for the audience to hear.

projection

300

Disney's official mascot, created by Walt Disney

MICKEY MOUSE

300

A song performed by one person is called this.

SOLO

300

WHAT MUSICAL IS THIS?

HAMILTON 

300

Which Disney film features the song ‘You’ve Got a Friend in Me’?

TOY STORY
300

Creating a scene without a prepared script.

IMPROV
400

A clumsy, good-natured dog who walks upright and is one of Mickey's closest friends

GOOFY

400

WHAT IS THEATER?

Theatre (or theater) is a live, collaborative performing art in which actors portray characters—through speech, movement, music, and other elements.

400

WHAT MOVIE IS THIS SONG FROM?

"UP" 
400

This song from Encanto is about the family member everyone claims they shouldn’t discuss.

We Don’t Talk About Bruno

400

The reason or goal behind what a character wants to do.

MOTIVATION 
500

The dark fairy who curses Aurora in Sleeping Beauty because she wasn’t invited to the christening

Maleficent

500

The group of performers who sing, dance, and support the main characters.

ensemble

500
WHAT MOVIE IS THIS FROM?

101 DALMATIANS

500

This Princess and the Frog song is performed by Dr. Facilier and introduces his mysterious supernatural connections.

Friends on the Other Side

500

When an actor stays believable as the person they are portraying throughout a scene.

STAYING IN CHARACTER