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What is the official name of the groupwho puts on Disney’s Broadway productions?


Disney Theatrical Productions Limited


Disney Theatrical Productions Limited is a division of what group?

Disney Theatrical Group

What company owns both Disney Theatrical Productions Limited and Disney Theatrical Group?

The Walt Disney Company

What year was this Disney-Broadway group formed?


1993

Which two types of musicals did Disney turn into Broadway productions?

Live-action and animated/cartoon

Which theatre did Disney sign a 49-year contractwith to premiere their big Broadway productions?


New Amsterdam Theatre

Which was the first Broadway adaption of amusical by Disney?


Beauty and the Beast

Which is Disney’s most popular/successfulBroadway production?


Lion King

Which was the first Broadway adaption of alive-action musical by Disney?


Mary Poppins

Which Broadway production struggled due to astrike in New York?


The Little Mermaid

Which Broadway production (that we studied) was the least successful?

Tarzan

Which Broadway production is Disney’s mostrecent?


Aladdin

Which Broadway production had the 8thlongest run in Broadway history with 5,461 performances?


Beauty and the Beast

Which two Disney Broadway productions are still running today?

Lion King and Aladdin

When Disney adapts one of their musicals intoBroadway productions, do they usually add more songs, keep the exact same amount, or have fewer?


Add more songs

List the six Disney Broadway productions studied in class in chronological order

1. Beauty and theBeast


2. Lion King


3. Mary Poppins


4. Tarzan


5. The Little Mermaid


6. Aladdin