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Musical Theatre Vocabulary

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The person who writes the MUSIC of the shows is called a (a)   .

2.

Original musicals written to be full, independent, stories told with both spoken words and song.

a)

Operas

b)

Book Musicals

c)

Jukebox Musicals

d)

Musical Revues

e)

Song Cycles

3.

The people who work as performers in a show are all part of the (a)   .

4.

Pre-Existing songs pieced together to tell a new story.

a)

Operas

b)

Book Musicals

c)

Jukebox Musicals

d)

Musical Revues

e)

Song Cycles

5.

A production that is totally music. Even conversations are sung.

a)

Operas

b)

Book Musicals

c)

Jukebox Musicals

d)

Musical Revues

e)

Song Cycles

6.

Productions with an insignificant plot used to showcase a series of lavish production numbers.

a)

Operas

b)

Book Musicals

c)

Jukebox Musicals

d)

Musical Revues

e)

Song Cycles

7.

A Choreographer is...

a)

The person who writes the MUSIC for the show

b)

The person who writes the WORDS to the songs

c)

The person who designs the DANCES for the show

8.

A show or production that is a huge failure is called a (a)   .

9.

A selection of songs written with no plot, connected by a common theme.

a)

Operas

b)

Book Musicals

c)

Jukebox Musicals

d)

Musical Revues

e)

Song Cycles

10.

A medley of the show's music played at the start of the show is called a (a)   .

11.

The named main characters of the musical are called the (a)   .

12.

A Composer is...

a)

The person who writes the MUSIC for the show

b)

The person who writes the WORDS to the songs

c)

The person who designs the DANCES for the show

13.

A short scene played in front of the curtain while scenery is being changed is called a (a)   .

14.

A musical number sung by just one person on stage is a (a)   .

15.

A musical number sung by two people together is called a (a)   .

16.

A show or production that is a big success is called a (a)   .

17.

Music played that accompanies spoken dialogue is _____.

a)

Underscore

b)

Recitative

18.

Singing style that is closer to speaking than to singing _____.

a)

Underscore

b)

Recitative

19.

A Lyricists is...

a)

The person who writes the MUSIC for the show

b)

The person who writes the WORDS to the songs

c)

The person who designs the DANCES for the show

20.

The other singer/actors that make up the cast _____.

a)

Chorus/Company

b)

Cast

c)

Composer

d)

Team