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A quiz over the basics of Musical Theatre
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1
Which of the following is NOT a component of a musical?
costumes
choreography
book
Lyrics
2
Which of the following is NOT a type of musical?
Rock Opera
Jukebox
Book
Country-Western
3
When do people sing during musicals?
Every 3.5 minutes
During the most emotionally intense moments
When they forget their lines
At least once per scene
4
A Book musical has little to no dialogue
False
True
5
What are lyrics?
The music to a song
The words to a song
The lines an actor/actress says
character development and storyline
6
What is a Revue?
A musical with little to no dialogue
A musical with all rock or pop songs
A collection of songs, with one common element
traditional music with a strong story
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What is a score?
The dance moves which go along with a song
The music and lyrics for a song
The lines an actor/actress says
The music for a song
8
In terms of Musical Theatre, what does the word "book" mean?
The words to the songs
A novel which you should read before you see the musical
The script
The music
9
What is the difference between musical theatre and theatre?
singing
dancing
musicals are longer
part of the story is told through song
10
Musical Theatre developed out a combination of Vaudeville & Burlesque.
False
True
11
Which of the following is NOT a famous Musical Theatre composer?
Hamilton
Andrew Lloyd Weber
Rodgers & Hammerstein
Stephen Sondheim
12
When was the "Golden Age" of musicals?
1940's-1960's
1970's-1990's
2000-2017
1950's-1970's
13
A book musical includes which of the following?
singing
traditional musical
all of the above
a strong storyline
14
Which type of musical features songs from one popular artist?
Jukebox
Pop Opera
Book
Concept
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What is choreography?
The dancing which goes along with the songs
The warm ups the cast does before the show
A musical theatre term for blocking
A vocal technique
