Musical Theatre Revivals
Test your knowledge about Musical Theatre Revivals and their impact on the theatre industry.
Questions
Which musical theatre revival won the Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical in 2018?
- Hello, Dolly!
- The Band's Visit
- Angels in America
- Once on This Island
What was the first musical theatre revival to win the Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical?
- Pal Joey
- Hello, Dolly!
- A Little Night Music
- Sweeney Todd
Which musical theatre revival was the longest-running Broadway revival of all time?
- Chicago
- Cats
- The Lion King
- Wicked
Which musical theatre revival was the most expensive Broadway revival of all time?
- Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark
- The Lion King
- Wicked
- Hamilton
Which musical theatre revival was the most critically acclaimed Broadway revival of all time?
- Angels in America
- The Band's Visit
- Hamilton
- Once on This Island
Which musical theatre revival was the most commercially successful Broadway revival of all time?
- The Lion King
- Wicked
- Hamilton
- Chicago
What is the term used to describe a musical theatre revival that is significantly different from the original production?
- Reimagining
- Reconception
- Reinterpretation
- Reinvention
What is the term used to describe a musical theatre revival that is faithful to the original production?
- Restoration
- Reconstruction
- Replication
- Revival
What are the main reasons why musical theatre revivals are produced?
- To introduce a new generation of theatregoers to classic musicals
- To update a musical's story or music for a contemporary audience
- To capitalize on the popularity of a film or television adaptation of a musical
- All of the above
What are some of the challenges of producing a musical theatre revival?
- Finding a cast that can recreate the magic of the original production
- Updating a musical's story or music without alienating fans of the original
- Balancing the need for innovation with the need to stay true to the original production
- All of the above
What are some of the benefits of producing a musical theatre revival?
- The potential to reach a new audience
- The opportunity to update a musical's story or music for a contemporary audience
- The chance to collaborate with a talented creative team
- All of the above
What are some of the most common types of musical theatre revivals?
- Straight revivals
- Concept revivals
- Reimagined revivals
- All of the above
What is a straight revival?
- A revival that is faithful to the original production
- A revival that updates a musical's story or music for a contemporary audience
- A revival that significantly changes a musical's story or music
- None of the above
What is a concept revival?
- A revival that is faithful to the original production
- A revival that updates a musical's story or music for a contemporary audience
- A revival that significantly changes a musical's story or music
- None of the above
What is a reimagined revival?
- A revival that is faithful to the original production
- A revival that updates a musical's story or music for a contemporary audience
- A revival that significantly changes a musical's story or music
- None of the above