Across
- 4. London theatre district synonymous with commercial musical theatre
- 6. Team responsible for Oklahoma!, Carousel, and The King and I
- 7. Victorian librettist who collaborated with Arthur Sullivan and helped shape British comic opera
- 9. Andrew Lloyd Webber musical featuring a masked Parisian protagonist
- 11. Landmark 1927 musical often credited with inaugurating the integrated musical tradition
- 14. Stephen Sondheim musical frequently cited as a defining example of the concept musical
- 15. Rock musical associated with 1960s counterculture and anti-war protest
- 17. Rodgers and Hammerstein work noted for its pioneering dream ballet sequence
- 19. Era generally spanning the 1940s–1960s in American musical theatre history
- 20. District associated with American commercial theatre
Down
- 1. Shakespeare tragedy reimagined in West Side Story
- 2. Type of musical in which songs, dialogue, and plot are fully integrated
- 3. Musical set in Berlin's Kit Kat Club, often used as an example of the concept musical
- 4. Bernstein musical reworking Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet
- 5. French epic adapted into a hugely successful British mega-musical
- 8. Rodgers and Hammerstein musical often identified as the beginning of Broadway's Golden Age
- 10. Lyricist and composer of Company, Follies, and Sweeney Todd
- 11. Composer who partnered with W. S. Gilbert
- 12. Musical theatre form that strongly influenced Gilbert and Sullivan and later musicals
- 13. British composer of The Dancing Years and Glamorous Night
- 16. British mega-musical based on T. S. Eliot's poetry collection
- 18. Term often applied to the large-scale commercial productions of the 1980s and 1990s
