Musical Theatre

1. a person who writes the words to a popular song or musical.
6. Non-musicals
9. ornate vocal writing which demonstrates a singer's vocal agility
10. The place where the action occurs on the stage
11. the patterns of movement of the performers onstage
12. The person who directs the actors, singers, and dancers in a musical
14. The person who directs the performance of an orchestra or choir
15. A player of a musical instrument, a member of the orchestra
17. Elaborate song and dance sequences in which most of the cast takes part
18. the audience's right
21. the lowest male voice
24. a musical form that sounds like natural patterns of speech
27. The person responsible for designing a show’s dance numbers
28. a rapid song with many words sang at lightning speed
29. a song sung by three performers
32. the secondary roles in an operetta
34. the outfits worn by the performers to reflect the time and place
35. the artist who arranges the test of a story to fit the accompanying music
36. A dramatic production accompanied by song and dance
37. the primary roles of an operetta or musical
40. the lowest female voice
42. the final musical number in an operetta or musical, often involving most of the cast
44. the highest female voice, often the lead character
45. the text of an operetta or musical

2. the audience's left
3. A comedic drama featuring song and dance
4. a person who writes plays.
5. a song sung by four people
7. the highest male voice
8. a person who writes music, especially as a professional occupation.
13. a notated piece or book of music showing each voice or instrumental piece in a production
16. a group of performers/ a piece music performed by multiple musicians
19. a song sung by two people
20. an orchestral piece played at the very beginning of a performance
22. a large group of musicians playing instruments that are led by a conductor
23. the middle range female voice
25. a break between the acts, allowing the audience to have a break
26. "little opera", usually a light, comedic opera combining sung and spoken text
30. a groups of scenes with a common theme
31. items that are carried onstage in an actor's hand or that "dress" the set
33. A part of division of an act of a play or a musical
38. to repeat a given piece of music or to extend the performance by popular demand
39. the middle range male voice
40. a group of people singing together in parts or in unison
41. an Italian word shouted by the audience when they are particularly impressed with a performance
43. a vocal solo expressing personal emotion or reflection