The Top 10 Shows on Broadway 2011

A Photo Gallery By Maggie Lohmiller

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Sister Act

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Sister Act opened in April, 2011 and ten days later was nominated for a Tony.

The Addams Family

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A show about a creepy and kooky family was created after the single-panel cartoon by Charles Addams.

Memphis

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Memphis is based on the 1950’s disc jockey Dewey Phillips that was originally staged at the

North Shore Music Theater in Beverly, Massachusetts.

Chicago

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Chicago has been performed in 11 different languages and has recordings in four different languages.

The Book of Mormon

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The Book of Mormon is a controversial satire written by the creators of the animated television show ‘South Park.’

Mary Poppins

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Disney movie enthusiasts may notice small differences between the movie and stage production,

but the iconic musical numbers remain the same.

Jersey Boys

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The 2005 musical chronicles the success of the band the 1960’s band The Four Seasons. The show is now being filmed as a

cinematic movie which is expected to be in theaters next year.

Wicked

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The widely acclaimed musical Wicked won three Tony’s including ‘Best Leading Actress’ for Idina Menzel’s performance.

Spider Man: Turn Off the Dark

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Director Julie Taymor has a new adventure on the classic marvel comic that has been popular for the past 40 years.

The Lion King

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The Lion King has been seen by 30 million people. There are 232 puppets used in the show representing

over 25 different species of animals.