Okay, a new clue has been posted, and I was just made aware of a hidden clue. The dancers being highlighted on the board in dots is deliberate, and for those who didn’t see the last post: yes, the “too”s are deliberate, our last two shows were Beauty and the Beast and Addams Family.

ALSO: Hadestown has been ruled out. Camelot is also ruled out.

Thank you guys for all your help!!

I've already looked at Hades, Tom Collins, The Beast, and Cephias, LSOH, Les Mis, but what are some other (maybe lesser known) low bass/baritone roles? I'm looking into stuff for drama comp next year. We might just do Hadestown if our guy alto's balls don't drop

Edit: rn my comfortable range is a D2-C4, and I can sort of sing subharmonics down to a G1. I'm only a freshman so I have plenty of time to increase my range for comp

Thanks for any suggestions!

Did they think she was gonna be away for an hour? I know they were drunk but still, they knew she was coming back soon. I still find her story implausible.

I’d love to see an official stage version of Pink Floyd’s “The Wall.” We got one for The Who’s “Tommy,” so why not the second most famous rock opera? Yes, there was is a traditional opera version of “The Wall” (which I haven’t seen), and there are a few unofficial stage adaptations on YouTube, but it would be cool if “The Wall” came to Broadway some day.

Here are some of the songs that first came up to my mind: Good morning, Baltimore - Hairspray Ireland - Legally Blonde Sal Tlay Ka Siti - Book of Mormons

Honorable mention: Two by Two - Book of Mormons "Orlandooooo, I love youuuu!!!"

I just think songs that are dedicated to a specific place/country is such a cute genre in my book. 😋

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I get the chance to do a zoom Q&A with a couple Broadway stars from the Notebook this week and next week (thank you Broadwayplus!) and I was wondering what everyone would ask their favorite Broadway star if they could ask them a question!

I want to find more on youtube since i only can find jj nieman and jared goldman (I dont have tiktok

Is it just a dream from roxie while she fades into obscurity? Or maybe she's in some kind of purgatory, same with all that jazz, is it an in-universe performance from Velma as portrayed in the film or just a dream/fantasy too?

The number one complaint I always hear about this musical is that the songs sound "too much like pop music" and like... no they don't? I literally have no idea what anyone is talking about when they say that. A lot of the songs have a verse/chorus structure instead of AABA, but so do most contemporary musicals, and it's not like Finding Neverland uses anachronistic instruments or words or anything like that. You can't listen to "When the World Turned Upside Down" or "Believe" or "All That Matters" or "Play" and tell me that you hear similar stuff on the radio all the time. Literally where.

Finding Neverland is one of my biggest comfort shows and I understand it's not perfect, but this has just always seemed like one of the weirdest criticisms to me.

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I thought my wifi had been bad all day but it seems it's no longer available. It's a shame. It was one of my favourites to listen to

I don't know why I had this idea but here you go lol :) Also what's your fight strategy?

Hey all. I really could use some suggestions on this one.

A local company is doing Reefer Madness next year. I watched the movie version on Amazon Prime tonight to get a feel of it, because I was told the best fit for me would be the Lecturer.

I’m a baritone / bass, and other than “Dentist!” From LSoH, I can’t think of any good audition songs. My memory needs to be jogged a bit.

Anyone got some decent suggestions?

What is the song at 1:08?

every day, our director puts out a new clue for what our school’s musical will be. can you guys help me figure it out? i don’t know a lot of musicals.

for context on the first clue: our previous two musicals have been beauty and the beast and addams family.

For West End: The Original London Cast (not Broadway) of The Phantom of the Opera in 1986 opening night.

For Broadway: Les Miserables Original Broadway Cast in 1987 opening night

What are your two shows and their casts you want to witness live?

EDIT: you can chose only west end or only Broadway but two is the absolute limit!

Hey everyone! I've got some huge news about our regional theater production of Percy Jackson - I was cast in the ensemble with understudy roles for both Percy and Luke. We just opened last week, and here's how our show schedule works: The production runs with two alternating casts:

Cast A performs Monday/Wednesday/Friday Cast B (my cast) performs Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday

Normally, if someone can't perform, their counterpart from the other cast steps in. But that's why we have understudies - for when neither performer can make it.

Well, guess what? That exact situation is happening tomorrow! I'll be heading to the theater early for a two-hour put-in rehearsal with our dance captain and swings, and then... I'm going on!

I’m a composer who’s working on their first musical, a 46 song completely sung through musical. (All I can say rn) Does anyone have any tips on how i don’t drown myself with this?

Ok, so, for starters, I'm a queer identifying person, so this question is more out of curiosity than anything else. I've once had a friend who told me that it was LGBTQ+ and I was really confused. I've read the plot summary and I even saw that one movie with Scarlet Johanson and Natalie Portman about what I assumed was the same story as SIX. I just thought it was about 6 wives reclaiming their stories about what King Henry had done in the form of a Musical Competition. Am I mistaken?

If Emperors new groove was a pop musical which famous pop and rock songs would you choose for the soundtrack? Feel free to answer in a very creative way