Who writes the music for songs in a musical?

Who tells actors what to do and where to move on the stage?

What elements are needed in a show to make it a musical theatre piece?

Who is the person that organizes and runs the backstage area and the stage crew?

What is an appropriate audience response to a live stage performance?

Who is in charge of writing and teaching dance routines?

What is the highest praise an audience can give a performance?

Who is the person that manages the money, the people, and the show for musicals on Broadway?

What is the official name for the entire group of performers in a musical theatre production?

Which musical is a retelling of the famous story, The Wizard of OZ, in the context of African-American culture?

What is a common expression used to say "good luck" to someone before a performance?

What is the theatre district in New York City called?

What is the break between Act I and Act II of a musical called?

Who is the star of the show?

What is the name of the music played before the show begins to set the mood and introduce some of the songs?

What is a song written for one singer called?

Which of the following musicals was composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber?

What is another word for the "script"?

What is the sign in front of the theatre called where the performer can see their name in lights?

Which musical tells the story of three groups of people in the United States at the beginning of the 1900s: African Americans, Eastern European immigrants, and upper class suburbanites?

Who starred as the Witch in the original Broadway cast of Into the Woods?

What is the longest-running musical on Broadway?

Who wrote the music to the musical Wicked?

Which musical was written by the composer and lyricist duo, Rogers and Hammerstein?