SMALLER CAST SHOWS — Page 3

what lead females does YAMCB have... and how many are usually in the show?

and I have no idea waht Two By Two is

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alright. after careful consideration i've decided to recommend "city of angels" to you. it is a musical by cy coleman that is a parody of film noir. there are 9 lead characters... 3 that are bigger than the other 6... it's 5 men, 4 women. there is also a vocal jazz quartet that is part of the show. in addition there is a fairly large ensemble that plays many roles in the show and the story. there are lots of great little scenes/characters. the score is simply superb. the race shouldn't be an issue at all because race isn't a factor in the show in any capacity.
if you'd like more info about the show and/or the characters, etc... just pm me!

I'd have to say "City of Angels" as well.

it is very well known. it is arguable cy coleman's most successful broadway show. it won best musical, original score and book, and many other awards. the score is great and the book is so very clever. it really works very well.

The Mystery of Edwin Drood can be done by a cast of no more than 20. There are a lot of parts and it is such a fun show. Not really well know, but it is very unique because the audiance is a mojor aspect of the show and votes on who the murderer is, the detective is and two lovers.

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drood is fun.

kangaroo, you might want to change the subject of this thread as it is confusing people who choose not to read the whole thing...