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Exam one Flashcards

1
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Richard Rodgers

A

Music

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Oscar Hammerstein II

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lyrics

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Which school did Rodgers attend and meet collaborators?

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Columbia University

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Who was Rodgers’s first collaborator?

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Lorenz Hart

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Oscar Hammertstein

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Hammerstein II’s grandfather..

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Oklahoma! came out which year?

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1943

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7
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Who produced Oklahoma!?

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The Theatre Guild

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8
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What was the source of Oklahoma?

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Green Grow the Lilacs by Lynn Riggs

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Why did Rodgers collaborate with Hammerstein II at first?

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Rodgers was interested in writing for a new musical about rural country, but Hart was not.

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Who directed Oklahoma?

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Rouben Mamoulian

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Who choreographed Oklahoma?

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Agnes de Mille

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Who starred in Oklahoma?

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Alfred Drake and Celeste Holm

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Why was Oklahoma a risky investment?

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Theatre Guild was low on funds and Rodgers without Hart was unheard of. Hammerstein II was considered old-school and the opening didn’t have any flashy show girls to lure (male) audience members. Also, it was set in a bucolic and simple environment and not an urban and chic city.

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14
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Oklahoma received which highly regarded award?

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Pulitzer Prize Special Award in 1944

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15
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What happened to Rodgers as a result of Oklahoma?

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His composing style changes.

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16
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Who directed the revivals of Oklahoma?

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1979: William Hammerstein
2002: Trevor Nunn

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Carmen Jones’s source?

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Carmen, the opera

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18
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Who worked on Carmen Jones?

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Only Hammerstein. No Rodgers.

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19
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Carousel was produced by?

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The Theatre Guild

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Who directed Carousel?

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Rouben Mamoulian

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21
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Who choreographed Carousel?

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Agnes de Mille

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22
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Who starred in Carousel?

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John Raitt

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Which star emerged due to the revival of Carousel in 1994?

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Audra McDonald

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What was Agnes de Mille’s role in Allegro?

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She was the director and choreographer

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Who directed the Off-Broadway revival of Allegro?

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John Doyle

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26
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South Pacific’s source?

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Tales of the South Pacific by James Michener

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27
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Who wrote the book for South Pacific?

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Oscar and Joshua Logan

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28
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Who was the director of South Pacific?

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Joshua Logan

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29
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Who starred in South Pacific?

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Mary Martin

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30
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South Pacific won this award

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The Pulitzer Prize

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31
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Who produced South Pacific?

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Rodgers and Hammerstein

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32
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What famous songs are in South Pacific?

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“I’m in love with a wonderful guy”

“some enchanted evening” “you’ve got to be taught”

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The King and I stars

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Gertrude Lawrence and Yul Brynner

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Songs from King and I?

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“Shall We Dance?”

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Who choreographed King and I?

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Jerome Robbins

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36
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Which R&H flop did Julie Andrews star in?

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The TV version of Cinderella

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37
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What songs are in Flower Drum Song?

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“A Hundred Million Miracles” “I Enjoy Being A Girl”

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38
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The Sound of Music star?

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Mary Martin

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39
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Sound of Music songs?

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“The Sound of Music” “Do Re Mi” “Climb Ev’ry Mountain”

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40
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Project Rodgers worked on alone after Hammerstein died?

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No Strings

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41
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No Strings composed by?

A

Richard Rodgers.

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42
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No Strings lyrics by?

A

Richard Rodgers

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43
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Song from No Strings?

A

The Sweetest Sounds

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44
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Who starred in No Strings?

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Richard Kiley

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45
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Do I Hear a Waltz was a collaboration with?

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Rodgers and Sondheim (lyrics)

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46
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Who was Kurt Weill?

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Composer, German

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47
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With Bertolt Brecht, he wrote the?

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“Threepenny Opera”

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48
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What is Threepenny Opera’s source?

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The Beggar’s Opera

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49
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Who wrote the book and lyrics for Threepenny Opera?

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Bertolt Brecht

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50
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The new translation of Threepenny Opera was by?

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Marc Blitzstein

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51
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What songs are from “Threepenny Opera”?

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“Mack the Knife” and “Pirate Jenny”

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52
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Who starred in The Threepenny Opera?

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Lotte Lenya

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53
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Happy End song?

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“Surabaya Johnny”

54
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What was “The Cradle Will Rock”?

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A concept musical, in and out of time. Theater padlocked so the audience had to walk around to another theater. Now, this piece is performed with a bare stage, actors in chairs, and just one piano

55
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Who produced Johnny Johnson?

A

The Group Theatre

56
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Who directd Knickerbocker Holiday?

A

Joshua Logan

57
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What song is from Knickerbocker Holiday?

A

“September Song”

58
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Who wrote the music for Knickerbocker Holiday?

A

Kurt Weill

59
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Lady in the Dark lyrics?

A

Ira Gershwin

60
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Lady in the Dark director and book?

A

Moss Hart

61
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Lady in the Dark stars?

A

Gertrude Lawrence and Danny Kaye

62
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Lady in the Dark song?

A

“My Ship”

63
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Johnny Johnson music?

A

Kurt Weill

64
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The Cradle will Rock music?

A

Kurt Weill

65
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One Touch of Venus music?

A

Kurt Weill

66
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Source of One Touch of Venus?

A

Pygmalion and Galatea

67
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One Touch of Venus producer?

A

Cheryl Crawford

68
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One Touch of Venus choreographer?

A

Agnes de Mille

69
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Who starred in One Touch of Venus?

A

Mary Martin

70
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Song from One Touch of Venus?

A

I’m a Stranger Here Myself

71
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Street Scene songs?

A

“Lonely House” and “Wouldn’t You Like to be on Broadway”

72
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music of Street Scene?

A

Kurt Weill

73
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Love Life: A Vaudeville book and lyrics?

A

Alan Jay Lerner

74
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Love Life music?

A

Kurt Weill

75
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Love Life producer?

A

Cheryl Crawford

76
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Director of Love Life?

A

Elia Kazan

77
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Love Life choreographer?

A

Michael Kidd

78
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Love Life star?

A

Nanette Fabray

79
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Lost in the Stars music?

A

Kurt Weill

80
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Director of Lost in the Stars?

A

Rouben Mamoulian

81
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Star of Lost in the Stars

A

Todd Duncan

82
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Song from Lost in the Stars?

A

“Lost in the Stars”

83
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Alan Jay Lerner?

A

Book and Lyrics

84
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Frederick Loewe?

A

Music

85
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Brigadoon team?

A

Lerner and Loewe

86
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Brigadoon producer?

A

Cheryl Crawford

87
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Choreographer for Brigadoon?

A

Agnes de Mille

88
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Song from Brigadoon?

A

“Almost like being in love”

89
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Paint Your Wagon team?

A

Lerner and Loewe

90
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Paint your Wagon choreographer?

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Agnes de Mille

91
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Paint your Wagon producer?

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Cheryl Crawford

92
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My Fair Lady team?

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Lerner and Loewe

93
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Who was Gabriel Pascal?

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The film producer of Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw which My Fair Lady is based on

94
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Who played Henry Higgins?

A

Rex Harrison

95
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Who played Eliza Doolittle?

A

Julie Andrews

96
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Who directed My Fair Lady?

A

Moss Hart

97
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Who made the show poster for My Fair Lady?

A

Al Hirschfield

98
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Gigi was made into a movie in?

A

1958

99
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Camelot collaboration team?

A

Lerner and Loewe

100
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Who directed Camelot?

A

Moss Hart

101
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Who starred in Camelot?

A

Richard Burton and Julie Andrews

102
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What song is from Camelot?

A

“If Ever I Would Leave You”

103
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Leonard Bernstein?

A

Composer

104
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Ballet: Fancy Free music?

A

Bernstein

105
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Who choreographed Fancy Free?

A

Jerome Robbins

106
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On the Town composer?

A

Bernstein

107
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Choreographer for On The Town?

A

Jerome Robbins

108
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Who was the scenic designer/producer for On the Town

A

Oliver Smith

109
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Who wrote the book and lyrics for On The Town?

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Betty Comden and Adolph Green

110
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What songs are from On The Town?

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“New York, New York” and “I Can Cook”

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Peter Pan composer?

A

Bernstein

112
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Peter Pan lyrics?

A

Bernstein

113
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Wonderful Town composer?

A

Bernstein

114
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Wonderful Town director?

A

George Abbott

115
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Lyrics for Wonderful Town?

A

Betty Comden and Adolph Green

116
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song from Wonderful Town?

A

“Ohio”

117
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Candide composer?

A

Bernstein

118
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Book of Candide by?

A

Lillian Hellman

119
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Source of Candide?

A

The novel of the same title by Voltaire

120
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Songs from Candide?

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“Glitter and Be Gay” and “Make Our Garden Grow”

121
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Candide star?

A

Barbara Cook

122
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Revival of Candide?

A

1974 adapted by Sondheim and Hal Prince

123
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West Side Story music?

A

Bernstein!

124
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Source of West Side Story?

A

Romeo and Juliet

125
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Director/choreographer of West Side Story?

A

Jerome Robbins

126
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Book of WSS?

A

Arther Laurents

127
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Producer of WSS

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Harold S. Prince

128
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Lyrics of WSS?

A

Sondheim

129
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Co-choreographer of WSS (only did the latino dances)

A

Peter Gennaro

130
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Who starred in WSS?

A

Chita Rivera

131
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Mass was written for?

A

The opening of the John F. Kennedy Performing Arts Center in D.C in the year 1971

132
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The additional text of “Mass” written by?

A

Bernstein and Stephen Schwartz

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