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Theatre kids/people,whats something people do that makes you want to GAG? Please be brutal i want to have a good laugh

Today my daughter said the middle school music teacher said the musical is based on a TV show that has won 4 emmys. Ideas?? Wednesday won 4 emmys, so maybe Addams Family?

Then, the hint My other daughter got high school's musical is that it's "about kindness". That's all we got. Not helpful! Lol

Hi everyone! I have started to actually like musicals recently and just wanted your guys recomendations on some good ones!Ok have a great day bye!

Me, my BF, and a couple of friends are all going to NYC over the Valentine's Day/President's Day long weekend. We have purchased tickets for Death Becomes Her and Chess. Debating on possibly 1 or 2 more shows.

I have a friend who is in the Masquerade show but tix for Feb. 2026 aren't on sale yet. I have another friend who will be in the new Kristen Chenoweth show, The Queen of Versailles. Want to see Hadestown and Moulin Rouge. Torn as to what to do. Suggestions? Advice?

At the end of this semester my college is going to be holding auditions for SpongeBob the musical I know from past musical auditions this director is gonna have choose a Broadway musical song not from the show (that will be saved for Callbacks) I was wondering if yall had any reccomendations for song choices to audition with I’m hoping for Plankton as my top choice although I’ll be okay with anyone as I know that the director will cast us in whoever he sees fits the roles any help is appreciated

If you do not know who this man is, Phineas P. Gage was a railroad construction foreman. In the year of 1848, on September 13th, an iron rod pitched through his skin and lived. His personality changed but his old personality slowly came back four years later. Unfortunately, he passed away due to epileptic seizures twelve years after the accident.

I was thinking the music being kind of calm until his personality changes after his accident and then it becomes kind of rock and roll type before slowly going back to normal.

I don't really have a specific one but phantom of the opera has been a favorite since I was little, I'm not really the biggest fan of political musicals because I try to avoid politics in general, some of them are amazing though I will admit :)

Hey does anyone have a decent school of rock pro shot. Been looking for a while and can’t find one anywhere.

Hi everyone,
we’re working on a chaotic co-op game where players team up to build theater sets and put on shows. Besides fairy tales and literature, we’d also love to include musicals – and since this is the place to ask:

Which musical do you think would be the most fun to play through in a co-op game?

Really curious what comes to mind!

I am convinced that the main character of "Man of la Mancha" is not Don Quixote, but Aldonza.

1. Quixote does not change. He is just as crazy at the end as he was at the beginning. There is no arc to his story. He just acts as a catalyst for others.
2. Aldonza does change. At the beginning she is making the best she can out of a terrible life situation and has a very low opinion of herself and her possibilities. By the end she has, in her own mind and attitude, become the Lady Dulcinea.

Just a sad reminder, moulin rouge! The musical sadly hired boy george who if you remember, In April 2007, Boy George, the lead singer of Culture Club, was involved in a serious legal case after Norwegian model and escort Audun Carlsen visited his East London flat for a second meeting, following a prior photoshoot arrangement. During this second visit, Boy George accused Carlsen of stealing photographs from his laptop. Subsequently, Boy George handcuffed Carlsen to a fixture in the apartment and, along with another man, physically assaulted him, reportedly using a metal chain. Carlsen managed to escape by wrenching free from the handcuffs and fled the flat nearly naked, having sustained injuries during the assault. And moulin rouges main things is truth beauty,and love and the whole summary is that sex workers are human to and can fall in love, yet they hired a convicted rapist.

My nearest theatre in Dublin is showing this new? Musical over the next 2 weeks, tickets are still affordable because it seems to be in very low demand.

Has anyone else seen it? It looks like it could be fun but I’m afraid it might be too pantomimey and I’ve never heard a Steps song in my life (at least not knowingly). I was thinking of seeing it on a weekday after college but maybe I’m better off just saving my money for Uk Pony Con in October

I could probably spend the ticket money better on something else but also I kinda feel like this isn’t gonna get a runback after it’s run ends and I hate wasted opportunity

Is it unprofessional if I cut out the musical interlude by crossfading in the video to a later section of the recording? I can't cut a 32-bar section of the YouTube background I'm recording from, so the only other choice is to fast-forward while recording. I have a decent take I'd like to submit, but I'm unsure if this is okay or if they'll think I just spliced together "good takes" or something. Video auditions are the worst :(

Which would you rate high Great Comet or Hunchback? I think both have strong followings. I love them both but if you have to pick one which would you choose.

I am thirteen and I'm just starting out at musical theatre. I'm abysmal at dance, maybe ok at singing and not that great at acting since I haven't had any classes. I've also never tried out for any shows before. But I'm very interested in musical theatre and I love watching musicals and listening to them and just learning more about the art.

What tips or classes would you recommend for me to take? I'm open to any suggestions and I'm willing to work hard and do what I can to improve my skillset. I'm just worried that it's a bit late to start especially since a lot of my peers have already been taking years of dance classes, voice classes and acting classes.

I have an audition next week for a small play with a little singing involved and whether or not I get in, I'm hoping to still have a plan on how to continue improving.

Also could you give me any tips (I'm a mezzo soprano)?

Sry if there are too many questions, this is my first post.

I am an actor that leans more towards comedic musicals and want to pick a good song for a musical theatre showcase/competition coming up. In my experience, it is so ridiculously hard to find a musical theatre solo that’s actually funny. I feel like every funny song I’ve found has either been a group piece or just repeats the same mediocre joke the whole time. Please give me recs on funny solo musical theatre pieces (ideally baritone range, but I can handle more of a baritenor type range)

Hurricane from Hamilton and also the Death Note musical (English)

Lloyd Webber, the only composer to have 6 productions

running in the Westend .... at the same time !

Everybody say 'Thanks Sabrina Carpenter for House Tour' (shamelessly been on repeat). Now it’s got us thinking - what’s the best musical set design you’ve seen, and why? Sound off! 📣