a broadway show with an 6 word title?

I’m trying to find the name of a show that has 6 words in the title, the name is something like:
The (something) (something) (something) of (something) (something)
It’s probably an unknown show, it has a lot of tap dancing, it maybe has a few political features, it has a large cast (at least 24 people), it has 6-7 women lead/supporting characters. Can you guys find it?

Updated On: 12/26/17 at 02:15 PM

Updated On: 12/25/17 at 03:15 PM

Of Thee I Sing?

FosseTharp said: "May I ask why you’re trying to find this out? I assumed it was for a crossword puzzle and was going to suggest checking your other answers, but if it’s anywhere from 5-7 words that must not be it.... I’ve been using “in the” and starting “The” as the point of reference, but the full 7 word title including the “and” makes me assume that the show doesn’t exist, or it’s a rarely produced show that is only done by schools and has never had a professional production mounted.

5 word title: “The Wind in the Willows” ? "



Well, i guess i have to confess, my school’s doing a Broadway show and the directors won’t tell us what we are going to play soon, i just have some clues and i simply want to find it out. It’s just curiosity. :) and thank you

darquegk said: "Catch Me if You Can, Bitch"

I have nothing to add beyond the fact that this made me laugh very loudly in public.

A Day in Hollywood / A Night in the Ukraine

Not six words, but loads of tap and fits the general outline of your technical crew hearsay.

Samuel French has currently two pending productions of "A Day in Hollywood / A Night in the Ukraine."

A cruise line in Florida is doing it as well as a theatre in West Virginia, both next summer. Does that sound familiar?

misaiggon said: "So i have an update, its: the ... ... ... in the middle of ... ... and ... and the dots are the 6 letters."

I don't even kind of understand. If each ellipsis is a word, this is a 12 word title. And you keep saying letters. Is it 6 words or 6 letters?