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A to Z of Musicals A TO Z OF MUSICALS T H E A L P H A - T H E A T R I C A L A C C O M P A N I M E N T Babes in Arms This A-Z of musicals document has been Baby It's You! designed only as a guide . It does not claim to Back to the 80's be a definitive list of every show ever written, B Baker's Wife, The produced or staged world wide. When playing Bandstand any game, we recommend you apply 'house Band, The rules' and be kind to one another. Bare Barnum, The Circus Musical Bat Boy Bat out of Hell Be More Chill A Beautiful: The Carole King Musical Beauty and the Beast, Disney Beetlejuice & Juliet Bells Are Ringing A Day in Hollywood Best Little Whorehouse in Addams Family, The Texas, The Adding Machine Big After Midnight Big Fish Aida Big River Ain't Misbehavin' Big, The Musical Ain't Too Proud - The Life and Billy Elliot, The Musical Black Friday Times of the Temptations Blood Brothers Aladdin, Disney Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson All About Me Bodyguard, The All Shook Up Bombay Dreams Allegiance Bomb-itty of Errors, The Allegro Bonnie & Clyde Altar Boyz Book of Mormon, The Amazing Grace Boy from Oz, The American Idiot Boys from Syracuse American Psycho Bridges of Madison County, The An American in Paris Brigadoon Anastasia, Disney Bright Star Annie Bring it on: The Musical Annie Get Your Gun Bronx Tale, A Anyone Can Whistle Buddy, The Buddy Holly Story Anything Goes Bullets Over Broadway, the Applause Musical Ark, The Burn the Floor Aspects of Love Bye Bye Birdie Assassins Avenue Q www.theatreinabox.com.au C D Cabaret Dames at Sea Calamity Jane Damn Yankees Call Me Madam Dear Evan Camelot Hansen Can-Can Death Note: Candide The Musical Caroline, or Change Diana Carousel Dirty Rotten Carrie Scoundrels Catch Me If You Can Disaster! Catered Affair, A Doctor Cats Zhivago Chaplin: The Musical Dogfight Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The Musical Dracula, the Cher Show, The Musical Chess Dreamgirls Chicago Drowsy Children of Eden Chaperone, The Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Debbie Does Chorus Line, A Dallas: The Musical Christmas Carol, A Dusty- The Christmas Story: The Musical, A Dusty Spingfield Musical Cinderella Do Re Mi City of Angels E Downtown! The Mod Musical Civil War, The Come On, Let's Go! The Ritchie Valens Musical Color Purple, The Come Fly Away Evita Come From Away Evil dead Company Ernest: The Musical Contact Ella Crazy for You Enchanted, Disney Cry-Baby Elegies Curtains Elf, The Musical Escape To Margaritaville Everybody's Talking About Jamie Evie and The Birdman www.theatreinabox.com.au F G Falsettos Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, A Fame, The Musical Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Fantasticks, The George M! Fela! Georgy Girl - The Seekers Musical Fiddler on the Roof Ghost, The Musical Finding Neverland Gigi Finian's Rainbow Glory Days Fiorello! Godspell Firebrand of Florence, The Golden Boy First Date Gone Missing First Daughter Suite Goodbye First Lady Suite Girl, The Flora the Red Menace Gotta Dance Flower Drum Song Grand Hotel Flloyd Collins Grease Flying Over Sunset Grey Gardens Follies Groundhog Day Footloose, The Musical Guys and Dolls Fosse, The Musical Gypsy The Frogs Frozen, Disney Full Monty, The Fun Home Funny Girl Funny Thing Happened on the H Way to the Forum, A Hadestown High School Musical, Disney Hair, the Musical High Society Hairspray Holiday Inn Hamilton Holler If Ya Hear Me Hands on a Hardbody Honeymoon in Vegas Head Over Heels Honk! Heathers: The Musical Hotstuff - The Donna Summer Musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical Hello, Dolly! How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying High Fidelity www.theatreinabox.com.au I J I do! I do! Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in I Love My Wife Paris I Love You Because Jagged Little Pill I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change Jane Eyre I Sing! Jekyll & Hyde If / Then Jelly's Last Jam In the Heights Jersey Boys In Transit Jesus Christ Superstar Into the Woods Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Irene Dreamcoat It Shoulda Been You Jungle Book, Disney It's Only Life Just So L K La Cage aux Folles Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill Keating! Last Five Years, The Kean Last Ship, The King and I, The Leader of the Pack Kinky Boots Leap of Faith Kiss Me, Kate Legally Blonde Kiss of the Spiderwoman Lennon Kitty's Kisses Les Miserables Kismet Let It Be Light in the Piazza, The Likes of Us, The Lion King, Disney The Little Mermaid, Disney The Little Night Music, A Little Shop of Horrors Little Women Love Online LoveMusik Lysistrata Jones Love Never Dies www.theatreinabox.com.au M N Mack and Mabel Narnia, The Musical Make Me a Song Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 Mame New Girl in Town Mamma Mia! Newsies, Disney Man of La Mancha Next to Normal Man of No Importance Nice Work If You Can Get It March of the Falsettos Nick & Nora Martin Guerre Night with Janis Joplin, A Mary Bryant Nine Mary Poppins, Disney and Cameron MacInstosh's Nine to Five (9 to 5): The Musical Mata Hari No strings Matilda: The Musical No, No, Nanette Mean Girls Notre-Dame de Paris Meet Me in St. Louis Naughty Marietta Memphis New Brain, A Menopause The Musical Merrily We Roll Along Million Dollar Quartet Minnie's Boys Miss Saigon Monsoon Wedding Of Thee I Sing O Oh, Captain! Most Happy Fella, The Motown: The Musical Oh, Kay! Moulin Rouge! the Musical Oh! Calcutta! Movin' Out Oklahoma! Mrs. Doubtfire Oliver! Music Man, The On a Clear Day You Can See Forever My Fair Lady On the Record Mystery of Edwin Drood, The On the Town On the Twentieth Century Onward Victoria On Your Feet! Once on This Island Once Upon a Mattress Once One Hundred and Ten (110) In the Shade Only Fools and Horses The Musical Our House Out of This World www.theatreinabox.com.au P Q Pacific Overtures Quadrophenia Paint Your Wagon Queen of the Mist Pajama Game, The Quilters Pal Joey Paint Your Wagon Parade Passing Strange R Passion Pennsylvania Avenue, 1600 People in the Picture, The Ragtime People vs. Mona, The Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles Peter Pan, The Musical Raisin Phantom of the Opera, The Redhead Pippin Reefer Madness Pirate Queen, The Rent Pirates of Penzance, The Ring of Fire Play On! Rink,The Pocahontas, Disney Rock of Ages Porgy and Bess Rocky: The Musical Pretty Woman: The Musical Rocky Horror Show, The Princess and The Frog, Disney Roman Holiday Priscilla, Queen of the Desert Rothschilds, The Producers, The Rude Awakenings Promises, Promises Ruthless! Prince of Egypt, Disney The Romance/Romance Rebecca Return to the Forbidden Planet Rex www.theatreinabox.com.au Salad Days Saturday Night Fever Say, Darling S T Scandalous Scarlet Pimpernel, The Taboo School of Rock Take Flight Scottsboro Boys, The Take Me Along Scrooge:The Musical Secret Garden, The Tale Of Two Cities, A Seesaw Tarzan, Disney See What I Wanna See Tell Me on a Sunday Seussical: The Musical The Thing About Men Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Thirteen (13): The Musical Seventeen Thoroughly Modern Millie Seventy-Six (1776) She Loves Me Threepenny Opera, The Shout! The Mod Musical Tick, Tick...Boom! Show Boat Tina: The Tina Turner Musical Shrek: The Musical Titanic: The Musical Shuffle Along Tommy (The Who's) Side Show Toxic Avenger, The Silk Stockings Sing Street Triumph of Love Singin' in the Rain Tuck Everlasting Sister Act Twenty-Fifth (25th) Annual Putnam Spelling Six: The Musical Bee, The Smokey Joe's Cafe Two Gentlemen of Verona Some Like It Hot The Prom Something Rotten! Tootsie Sondheim on Sondheim Soul Doctor Time, The Musical Sound of Music, The South Pacific Spamalot Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark U Spring Awakening Starlight Express Story of My Life, The Sunday in the Park with George Unsinkable Molly Brown, The Sunset Boulevard Urinetown Sunny Afternoon (The Kinks) Utopia Sunshine on Leith Urban Cowboy Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Sweet Charity Swing! www.theatreinabox.com.au V W Vanities, A New Musical Waitress, The Musical Very Good Eddie War Paint Very Potter, A Very Potter Musical We Will Rock You Very Potter Sequel, A Wedding Singer, The Victor / Victoria West Side Story Visit, The Where's Charley? Violet White Christmas Viva Forever! Wicked Wild Party, The Wildcat Will Rogers Follies, The Wiz, The Wizard of Oz, The Woman in White, The Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown Wonderful Town Wonderland Working Witches of Eastwick, The X Y Xanadu, The Musical Yank! Xena Year With Frog and Toad, A Yentl Yesterday # Young Frankenstein You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown Z 1776 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue 110 in the shade Z: The Masked Musical 13 the musical Zoo Of Life 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Zombie Prom 42nd Street Zorro 70 girls 70 Zanna, Don't! 9 to 5: The Musical www.theatreinabox.com.au MUSICAL'S FEATURING ANIMALS Disney's The Lion King Cats Disney's The Littlle Mermaid Disney's Beauty and the Beast How the Grinch Stole Christmas Disney's The Jungle Book Disney's Princess and the Frog Shrek You're A Good Man Charlie Brown Sponge Bob Square Pants The Musical Disney's Tarzan The Wizard of Oz Frogs MUSICAL'S WITH LOVE IN THE TITLE Five Course Love A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder I Love My Wife I Love you because I Love You, You're Perfect Now Change Love Never dies Love Online LoveMusik She Loves Me www.theatreinabox.com.au MUSICAL'S WITH LITTLE IN TITLE Little Fish Little Mary Sunshine Disney's The Little Mermaid A Little Night Music Little Shop Of Horrors Little Women Best Little Whorehouse in Texas MUSICAL'S WITH BIG IN THE TITLE Big Big Fish Big River MUSICAL'S WITH BOY IN THE TITLE Altar Boyz Bat Boy Jersey Boys The Boy from OZ The Boyfriend Boys From Syracuse www.theatreinabox.com.au
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