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Theatres on Broadway are haunted by the ghosts of past performers
True
False
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What Disney history is this musical inspired by?
Beauty and the Beast
The Lion King
Sleeping Beauty
Aladdin
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Broadway theatres use real, live orchestras for their music
False
True
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What’s a “standing ovation”?
When a director stands to give notes
A type of Broadway ticket
When actors stand in a circle before a performance
When the audience claps while standing up to show they loved
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What is Broadway?
A street in New York City
A famous theatre district
A type of dance
A type of play
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The audience is allowed to take photos during a Broadway show
True
False
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Can you name this musical?
Alice in Wonderland
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What is this musical about?
A princess
A king
A prince
A queen
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What is this musical about?
A carnival set in Paris
Circus
Romance
Time travel
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What does "break a leg" mean in theatre?
A way to wish someone good luck
A punishment for messing up a performance
A reminder to dance carefully
A warning to be careful
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Can you name this musical?
The Wizard of Oz
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Can you name this musical?
The Lion King
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What is this musical about?
Comedy
Romance
Terror
Sify
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All Broadway musicals have dance numbers
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False
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What is a “cue” in theatre?
A musical instrument.
A ticket stub.
A fancy costume piece.
A hint or signal for actors to say a line or do an action.
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Broadway actors perform the same show every night, sometimes for years.
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False
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Can you name this musical?
Titanic: the musical
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There are secret tunnels under Broadway theatres
True
False
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Which Broadway show has been running the longest in history?
The Lion King
Hamilton
Wicked
The Phantom of the Opera
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What is the tradition of "ghost lights" in Broadway theatres?
A security alarm system
Leaving a single light onstage when the theatre is empty
A special effects light for ghost stories
A light that actors hold during scary scenes
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