#2
Posted: 8/5/08 at 5:48pm
Answer correctly and ask your own question. Then whoever answers that question correctly offers another question, and so on.
What writer appears as a character (under his or her own name) in two different Broadway shows?
What writer appears as a character (under his or her own name) in two different Broadway shows?
Updated On: 8/6/08 at 05:48 PM
#3
Posted: 8/6/08 at 12:23am
No, George Bernard Shaw is not correct.
The person is a character under his (or her) own name in two musicals based on the writer's books. One of the two shows has a Cy Coleman score.
I can't figure out how Mactor's post wound up getting attached to this thread.
The person is a character under his (or her) own name in two musicals based on the writer's books. One of the two shows has a Cy Coleman score.
I can't figure out how Mactor's post wound up getting attached to this thread.
Updated On: 8/6/08 at 12:23 AM
#4
Posted: 8/6/08 at 11:42am
Patrick Dennis -- he appears as a character in Little Me and in Mame.
BroadwayEd
#5
Posted: 8/6/08 at 11:55am
Correct, Ed. Patrick Dennis is a character in Cy coleman and Carolyn Leigh's Little Me and in Jerry Herman's Mame because tehy're based on his books.
Ed, you get to ask the next question.
Ed, you get to ask the next question.
#6
Posted: 8/6/08 at 12:48pm
What do Ann Sothern and Lucille Ball have in common?
BroadwayEd
#7
Posted: 8/6/08 at 12:58pm
They both took "Ethel Merman roles" in film versions of her musicals. Dubarry was a Lady and Panama Hattie?
Who did Hal Prince originally approach to write PARADE before Jason Robert Brown?
Who did Hal Prince originally approach to write PARADE before Jason Robert Brown?
#8
Posted: 8/6/08 at 1:12pm
Yep, Ann Sothern for Panama Hattie and Lucille Ball for DuBarry Was a Lady.
Your turn.
Your turn.
BroadwayEd
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