Broadway Shows that End With Questions?

Just wondering at the moment what other shows that have hit Broadway conclude with a question rather than a statement (final spoken words). Some examples from recent memory, off the top of my head:

"Who lives, who dies, who tells your story?"

"Does this mean I can do anything, Siobhan?" (not counting Epilogue)

"What if?"

"Could this be the something that will last?"

Crazy for You - Who could ask for anything more?

Jordan Levinson said: "Just wondering at the moment what other shows that have hit Broadway conclude with a question rather than a statement (final spoken words). Some examples fromrecent memory, off the top of my head:

"Who lives, who dies, who tells your story?"

"Does this mean I can do anything, Siobhan?" (not counting Epilogue)

"What if?"

"Could this be the something that will last?"


AN ILIAD - (To the audience) - “You see?”


What plays are the last two quotes from?

Updated On: 7/27/20 at 11:28 PM

rattleNwoolypenguin said: "Did we make women free er or did we help enslave them?

-War Paint"

Ooh, good one! The last line, though, is "Fifty years beyond today, who else will stand for beauty in the world?".

The Sound Inside closes with a question, but I just can't remember the question right now. It was a most effective close to the play, however.



UPDATE: the closing line is "Would that be a better image?"

Updated On: 7/28/20 at 06:43 AM

"Their adventures were over.

The sky became pink.

And then guess what happened?

Well, what do YOU think?"

Seussical.

The Lady or the Tiger? section of the 3 part musical The Apple Tree ends with the title question and which option the Princess picked for the audience to decide.

Updated On: 7/28/20 at 06:25 PM