One Song...Which Show? Trivia Quiz

Answer: You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown

"Happiness" is sung by all the gang at the end of the show. "It really wasn't such a bad day after all..."

Answer: Anything Goes

"All Through the Night" is a duet between Billy and Hope. Though they cannot be together, at least not at that time, they are thinking about one another. "All through the night, you're so close to me..."

Answer: Grease

Not seen/heard in the movie, Roger sings this song to Jan, who finishes singing a duet along with him. Roger's nickname is Rump, because he moons people all the time, but the song is more about his crush on Jan. "I spend my days just mooning over you..."

Answer: Godspell

In the original Broadway cast, the song is sung by Joanne. Generally, when the show is staged, the cast members use their own names, except for Jesus and John/Judas. "O Bless the Lord, my Soul!"

Answer: Nunsense

Sister Robert Anne sings this when she finally has the chance to fill in as understudy. "...but when I'm eighty and I'm sittin' on the porch in the Old Nun's Home, and they ask who we are, I just wanna say, hey! I was a star..."

Answer: Les Miserables

"One Day More" is sung by the Company. Much will be happening the following day, namely the storming of the barricade and the departure of Cosette and Valjean. "...Tomorrow we'll discover what our God in heaven has in store. One more dawn, one more day. One day more!"

Answer: Annie Get Your Gun

A very funny duet between Annie and Frank. Frank wants a traditional wedding, while Annie's looking for something much flashier. Frank: "...We'll have an old fashioned wedding...a simple wedding for an old fashioned bride and groom." Annie: "I want a wedding in a big church with bridesmaids and flower girls...a lot of ushers in tailcoats, reporters and photographers..."

Answer: Gypsy

Mama Rose begins this song to Herbie and he later joins in the duet. The song is to convince Herbie that no matter what, they'll always be together, even if he picks up and packs out. "You'll never get away from me...you can climb the tallest tree...I'll be there somehow..."

Answer: West Side Story

"Tonight" is an ensemble piece that incorporates simultaneously the many different characters' plans for that particular evening: there's the rumble between the Jets and Sharks, Anita's romantic expectations, and perhaps most importantly, a chance for Maria and Tony to be together again. "Tonight, tonight, won't be just any night..."

Answer: Rent

"Will I?" is a very poignant song during the life support meeting on Christmas Eve. "Will I lose my dignity? Will someone care? Will I wake tomorrow from this nightmare?"