Musical theatre terminology

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Across
  1. 1. A song so fantastic that the audience applause keeps the show from continuing for a while
  2. 3. This 1902 version of a famous musical featured a cow named Imogene instead of Toto
  3. 5. The first musical
  4. 8. The very last song of the show
  5. 9. o'clocknumber A song which takes place about midway through Act 2 to re-energize the audience for the final scenes
  6. 10. Any song which explains a character, a group of characters, or a situation
  7. 13. A song with a faster beat than a ballad
  8. 15. A song which tells what characters desire and what motivates them
  9. 16. the song form that becomes standard
  10. 17. A song which aims to get laughs from the audience
Down
  1. 2. A large-scale performance within a musical show, usually combining both song and dance with lots of energy and many performers
  2. 4. The very first song sung by characters in the show
  3. 6. The very first piece of music played by the orchestra before the curtain opens for Act 1; a medley of themes from the show.
  4. 7. A song with a slower tempo that usually shares strong emotion; often a love song
  5. 11. When all or part of a song is repeated later in the show, usually to energize the end of a scene
  6. 12. Music played by the orchestra before the curtain opens for Act 2 (at the end of intermission).
  7. 14. A song which lets a character or group of characters beguile an audience and share character development information