In theatre, you should never say "good luck" but you should replace it with this phrase instead

This is the longest running broadway show, opening in 1988

William Shakespeare has this many plays currently attributed to his name

Jennifer Lawrence auditioned for this role in the 2011 film about vampires and werewolves

This 2013 box office hit was based on Hans Christian Anderson's "The Snow Queen"

You should never whistle in a theatre due to it being bad luck. This tradition started because these types of people were hired as stage hands

There are only this many theatre buildings actually on Broadway

This was William Shakespeare's most common nickname

In his 1992 autobiography, Mark Wahlberg wrote a dedication to this body part

This is the first ever movie musical, released in 1927

A feather from this particular bird should never be brought or worn onstage

This Broadway musical, premiering in 2016, was the first ever broadway musical to have an all female creative team

William Shakespeare had this many siblings

Nicholas Cage named his son after this famous comic book character

This is the original name of the group 'T-Birds' in Grease's Broadway script

When a theater production closes, it is considered good luck to give the director a bouquet of flowers stolen from this type of place

This term, coined by broadway theatre, means, "to bring a show to a halt with clapping and cheering"

This is the only character Shakespeare ever performed as in one of his own plays

Robert Downey Jr. was once arrested after driving naked in his Porche with these three items

This 2007 release is the highest rated Disney Channel Original Movie premier ever

To bring themselves good luck, actors should always leave a dressing room leading with this body part

In order for a theatre to be considered a "broadway theatre" it has to sit this many people

This history play, thought to be written in 1598, was Shakespeare's first play

This American actor and sex symbol has claimed to have not worn deodorant for 20 years

Not accounting for inflation, this 2019 "live action" remake is the highest grossing movie musical of all time