WordNet
n. a play or film whose action and dialogue is interspersed with singing and dancing [syn: musical, musical comedy]
Usage examples of "musical theater".
And that, in the musical theater, spells success, You don't have anything against success, do you?
Lieberman, has become the man being honored forsaving the American musical theater from extinction.
A musical theater is a large, dark room in which musicians perform a symphony, and if you are in the audience, you can enjoy yourself by listening to the melodies and watching the conductor wave his little stick around.
Then she switched to some of the better tunes from the mid-twenty-first century, when the musical theater had staged a robust rebirth.
I'm such a fan of musical theater, and you've been involved in wonderful projects.
I also have quite an extensive knowledge of musical theater and Bette Midler movies, and oh yeah, I can name every Barbra Streisand album ever made, in order of release date.
There was a stage at the far end for use when the room doubled as a musical theater, and all the tables and chairs had been stacked out in the foyer.
Eldritch from anatomy and this director I had when I was majoring in musical theater.
Suddenly her dad's interest in musical theater was actually useful.
If this backfired, Werst could always join her in a fulfilling career in musical theater.