This production holds the record for running the longest on Broadway. After running for 35 years, the show closed in 2023.

This play host one of the most famous monologues of all time that start's with, "to be or not to be....".

This songwriter is famous for writing and staring in 2 of his own musicals, "In the Heights" and "Hamilton".

This geographical location is where theatre as we know it today began.

This American composer was one of the most influential musical theatre composers of the 20th century. One of his recognized works being "Into the Woods".

This musical written by Stephen Sondheim is based on a combination of farytails that align more to the Brother's Grimm version of their stories.

This play is one of August Wilson's most popular play's. It is part of a 10 play set known as the Pittsburgh Cycle.

This playwright wrote the play "A Midsummer Night's Dream".

This ancient Greek play was written by Sophocles and is studied till this day. In this play, a man is given a prophecy that he tries to not follow. Only to follow it.

This Peurto Rico actress is best known for her Oscar Award Winning performance as Anita in the original film version of West Side Story.

This production is based of the Greek mythological story of Orpheus and Eurydice.

This play was published in 1953, it takes place over labor day weekend in between the houses of two middle-aged widows.

This playwright is known for creating the Pittsburgh Cycle, which depicts the experience of black Americans in different decades of Pittsburgh.

This Greek playwright is responsible for many of the ancient Greek plays that we can still read today, such as "Antigone".

This American actress is best known for her portrayal of Glinda in the musical Wicked.

This is a musical adaptation of the 1988 film directed by Tim Burton.

This play awarded the playwright, Arthur Miller, a Pulitzer Prize.

This Russian playwright is responsible for the idea that if a prop is seen on stage it must be used on stage. "______" gun.

This type of play was performed in or around the church and based it's scripts off of biblical text.

This American choreographer reshaped the aesthetics of modern musical theatre. His distinctive dance style is most correlated with curved shoulders, bowler hats, and jazz hands.

This musical is based of a 70 page excerpt from the novel "War and Peace" by Leo Tolstoy.

This play is known for it's 8 hour length. A recent renditions famously starred Andrew Garfield.

This Irish playwright wrote "The Importance of Being Earnest".

This movable stage was used by acting troupes from the 10th to the 16th century's to depict liturgical plays.

This American impresario is considered to be the creator of theatre that was the foundation for modern musical theatre. His most renowned work being the "____ Follies".