One of the categories on Jeopardy! last week was “Broadway.” So I thought it would be perfect for my blog, because of both timing and topic. Here are the answers; I’ll post the questions – that’s how Jeopardy! works, folks – in a few days:
- This ‘60s show lacked nudity at the public theatre; it “let the sunshine in” when it moved to Broadway.
- Patti LuPone got ticked off, then paid off when she was replaced in this composer’s “Sunset Boulevard.”
- This American opera was revived on Broadway in 2012 in a shortened version with no goat cart.
- In 1942 the cast of this great tunesmith’s revue “This is the Army” formed the Army’s only integrated unit.
- 1927’s “The Royal Family” was a comic portrayal of this American theatrical family of the day.
How well do you know Broadway? Come back in a few days for the questions…
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Randolph Mase, Fiction Writer
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My Novels:
Death on Broadway
Death Beneath the Streets
Death in Central Park
Death in The Cloisters (under construction)
Nathan Hale
