Quiz

JakeB
#0Quiz
Posted: 9/25/03 at 5:24pm

1. Who gets money without rewriting a word?

2. Who's thinks he has wings?

3. Who shouldn't be released?

4. Who's going to live forever?

5. Whose wife has the boots that go with the bag?

6. Who's baking pies?

7. Who is Godly, oddly perfect and right?

8. Who's back like a demon from beyond the tomb?

9. What's the name of the choreographer?

10. Which two characters see each other plain?

And finally, to sort the buffs from the duffs, who dreams about a day when she'll be carefree?

I posted this on an English board and it's taken ages to get the answers.. so go speedy Broadwayworlders.

Jake.

#1re: Quiz
Posted: 9/25/03 at 5:26pm

wow, i only know a few, possibly, lol

4. carmen from fame
6. miss lovitt sweeney
10. valjean and javert les miz

JakeB
#2re: re: Quiz
Posted: 9/25/03 at 5:29pm

Hehe, I've stumped you..

#3re: re: re: Quiz
Posted: 9/25/03 at 5:30pm

you sure have

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#4re: re: re: re: Quiz
Posted: 9/25/03 at 5:42pm

So, we must work as a team:

1. Franklin Shephard (Merrily We Roll Along)? (not sure)
5. Harold Nichols from THE FULL MONTY! (I know that one)

Cool quiz, L5Y.


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CapnHook
#5re: re: re: re: re: Quiz
Posted: 9/25/03 at 7:12pm

4) Peter Pan!


"The Spectacle has, indeed, an emotional attraction of its own, but, of all the parts, it is the least artistic, and connected least with the art of poetry. For the power of Tragedy, we may be sure, is felt even apart from representation and actors. Besides, the production of spectacular effects depends more on the art of the stage machinist than on that of the poet."
--Aristotle

#6re: Quiz
Posted: 9/25/03 at 7:21pm

Dear Jake...I bought a copy of LAST 5 YEARS to expand my horizons and to acknowledge some of the comments posted on this board. I wanted to be genuinely pleased and surprised.

I've only heard it once but even that had to be in two parts. I fell asleep during the first 8 songs. Dreary, dull, depressing. YIKES!

Sure, call me DREARY, DULL and DEPRESSING, but com'on folks. Who is encouraging this type of "musical theatre" writing?
Where has the magic and the positiveness gone in musicals?

Sorry, but your quiz makes only a little sense to me...your "pic" set me off on this tangent.

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#7re: re: Quiz
Posted: 9/25/03 at 8:04pm

Wait, # 1 is probably Charlie, not Frank(?)


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ladybretagne
#8re: re: Quiz
Posted: 9/25/03 at 8:14pm

"Magic and positiveness" are in every big budget, flashy, brightly colored musical comedy we've seen in the past five years. I hardly think there's any shortage of bouncy, happy, life is just a bowl of cherries theatre. The thing I love about The Last Five Years is that it's true. I know, musical theatre is predicated on the fact that there's a heavy amount of willing suspension of disbelief, but the brutal honesty with which the demise of Cathy and Jamie's relationship gets presented gets me every time. There's no clear victim, there's no clear villian, it's tragic in the most deeply felt sense of the word. Not necessarily to everyone's taste, and I wouldn't expect it to be, but I hardly think now is the time to be bemoaning the loss of positive musical comedy.

Mattio98
#9re: re: re: Quiz
Posted: 9/25/03 at 8:18pm

1. Jaime from L5Y

4. Carmen from Fame

5. Harold from Full Monty

6. Mrs. Lovett from Sweeney

7. Maria from WSS???

8. Sweeney Todd from Sweeney Todd

10. JVJ and Javert from Les Miz

who dreams about a day when she'll be carefree: The Girl from Fantasticks?

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Shawk
#10re: Quiz
Posted: 9/25/03 at 8:25pm

7. Mr Cladwell (Urinetown)
8. Jonny from Zombie Prom says that, but I don't know if that's what you're looking for. Good old Dempsey and Rowe. re: Quiz


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Updated On: 9/25/03 at 08:25 PM

JakeB
#11answers I was looking for..
Posted: 9/26/03 at 1:18pm

1. Who gets money without rewriting a word?
Jamie - L5Y

2. Who's thinks he has wings?
JoJo - Seussical

3. Who shouldn't be released?
Madan - Bombay Dreams

4. Who's going to live forever?
Carmen - Fame

5. Whose wife has the boots that go with the bag?
Harold - Full Monty

6. Who's baking pies?
Greta Neff - Witches of Eastwick
Mrs Lovatt - Sweeney Todd

7. Who is Godly, oddly perfect and right?
Mr Cladwell - Urinetown

8. Who's back like a demon from beyond the tomb?
Jonny - Zombie Prom

9. What's the name of the choreographer?
Scott - The Producers

10. Which two characters see each other plain?
Valjean and Javert - Les Miserables

And finally, to sort the buffs from the duffs, who dreams about a day when she'll be carefree?
Christine - The Beautiful Game (Lloyd Webber flop)