Love and Objectivity Trivia Quiz

Answer: King Scar

Scar becomes king of the Pride Lands through deceit and trickery. His paranoia and madness are examined in "The Madness of King Scar".

"The Lion King" began as an animated Disney film in 1994. The stage musical premiered on Broadway in 1997.

Answer: Mick Hamilton

Rita Racine believes that this will be the last marathon for her and her husband, Mick Hamilton, but Mick has other ideas. As Rita dances with Billy Kelly her life begins to fall apart, and only then does she realize that Kelly is dead.

The show opened on Broadway in 1997 to mixed reviews, and closed after 76 performances.

Answer: Mr. Applegate

Joe Boyd sells his soul to Mr. Applegate to become Joe Hardy and help the Senators baseball team win the pennant. Joe is not happy because he misses his wife Meg, and this pushes Mr. Applegate to become more and more devious in attempts to keep Joe's soul.

Based on the novel "The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant" by Douglass Wallop, the show opened on Broadway in 1955. Ray Walston reprised his role as Mr. Applegate for the film released in 1958.

Answer: Caldwell B. Cladwell

In a town suffering from drought and water shortage, folks now have to pay to pee at public urinals. Hope Cladwell, who has recently joined her father's company, is frightened when the town folk revolt, and this is her father's response.

Though the Broadway opening was delayed due to the 9/11/2001 terrorist attacks, it did open late September that year.

Answer: Cousin Kevin

"Tommy" is traumatized by witnessing his father killing his mother's lover. The family can't find a cure for him and though some despair, others take advantage.

The Who released "Tommy" as a studio album in 1969. The story would eventually reach Broadway as "The Who's Tommy" in 1993.

Answer: Miss Trunchbull

Matilda's parents, the Wormwoods, are uninterested in her, but Miss Honey wants to put her in an advanced class. Miss Trunchbull terrorizes the children at the school so that she can throw them in the Chokey.

"Matilda" opened in the West End Cambridge Theatre in 2011 after a trial run at the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford-upon-Avon.

Answer: Orin

Orin Scrivello is the "Dentist!". Seymour plans to kill him and feed him to Audrey II. Seymour finds he can't murder him, but after Orin dies while inhaling nitrous oxide, Seymour feeds his body to the plant.

The musical was inspired by a 1960 film of the same name. It opened off-Broadway in 1982, then opened at the West End Comedy Theatre in 1983. It wasn't until 2003 that the show would open on Broadway.

Answer: Miss Agatha Hannigan

When "Annie" goes to live with billionaire Oliver "Daddy" Warbucks, Miss Hannigan, her brother and his girlfriend concoct a scheme to make money pretending to be her parents.

The musical was inspired by the comic strip "Little Orphan Annie" written by Harold Gray from 1924 until his death in 1968. The strip would continue with others drawing the cartoon and re-running old strips until 2010.

Answer: Aaron Burr

The show tells a story of Alexander Hamilton's life, and explores his relationship with the man who would kill him in a duel, Aaron Burr.

The musical was inspired by "Alexander Hamilton" a biography written by Ron Chernow. It opened on Broadway in 2015.

Answer: Frank n Furter

Dr. Frank n Furter and some of his pals are aliens. Brad and Janet are couple that find the castle only because of a flat tire. Frank, who appears to be the leader of the group in the castle, is only concerned with his own pleasure.

The show first opened in 1973 at the Royal Court Theatre in London. The film was released in 1975. Originally given negative critiques, the film would become a fan favorite.