Most musicals end with a grand finale—a rousing number sung by the full cast to get the audience to their feet leading into those last bows. There are a handful of musicals, however, that leave with a last word—a spoken line to punctuate story.
Click through the gallery below and see how many musicals you can name from their last lines. Bonus point if you know librettist!
Pella High School's award-winning arts program switches things up in this musical.
The Gershwin's symphonic poem, the first Best Picture Oscar-winning movie-musical, and more are losing copyright protection soon.
Lynette Linton directs the era-defining comedy that illuminates the Guyanese experience of 1970s London.
While Ms. Lavin was a beloved stage performer, to much of the general public she was known as the titular Alice on her popular sitcom.
The Waitress composer and star will ring in the New Year with the National Symphony Orchestra.
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