CONTEST: Win tickets to Toby's in Baltimore

This March marked the opening of a brand new theatre in our area – Toby's Dinner Theatre of Baltimore, and the opening of their show, Disney's Beauty and the Beast. To celebrate the occasion, Toby's has joined with the Baltimore/>/> page of BroadwayWorld.com. You can win a pair of tickets to Toby's Dinner Theatre of Baltimore!

Contest Rules:

1. You must answer all 10 questions.
2. Your answers must be contained in an email sent to jameshoward@broadwayworld.com and must be received by noon on Thursday, May 25, 2006. The winner will be announced on the Baltimore/>/> page in the May 26^th edition of Charm City Stage Door.
3. That email must include the following statement: "I am at least 18 years of age, and am not employed by or in the immediate family of someone employed by BroadwayWorld.com or Toby's Dinner Theatres of Columbia/> or Baltimore/>/>."
4. The winner will be notified by email, and arrangements will be made at that time for delivery of the prize.
5. The winner will be selected by having the most answers correct, or if multiple entries have the same number (or all) of answers correct, a drawing will be held among that pool of responses.
6. The fine print: There are 2 prizes! One pair of tickets (dinner and show) for Toby's Baltimore good for Footloose: The Musical (running June 2 - August 20th). One pair of tickets (dinner and show) for Toby's Baltimore good for performances through 11/15/2006 -Footloose: The Musical (running June 2 - August 20th), Ragtime (running August 25th - November 5th), It's a Wonderful Life: The Musical (beginning November 10th).  Tickets are good for any Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday matinee or Thursday evening performance.  Winners must make an advance reservation, and the prize must be brought to the theatre on the day of the reservation.  Due to the nature of theatrical bookings, shows are subject to change.
7. BroadwayWorld.com, Toby's Dinner Theatre of Baltimore or Columbia/>/>, and James Howard are NOT responsible for late, undelivered or incomplete entries.
8. Entries which do not meet these guidelines are automatically disqualified.

The Questions:

Answer all questions. Be sure to number your answers in your email. Good luck! (Note: The highlighted/underlined names that are in the answer choices indicate a link to pictures on BroadwayWorld.com, and are not necessarily the answers to the questions!)

1. As of May 18, 2006, the Broadway production of Beauty and the Beast is the:
   1. 5^th longest-running show in Broadway history
   2. 6^th longest-running show in Broadway history
   3. 10^th longest-running show in Broadway history
   4. 12^th longest-running show in Broadway history

2. Baltimore/>/> native Howard Ashman and his writing partner, Alan Menken, wrote the songs for the movie and stage version of Beauty and the Beast. What other writer provided additional lyrics to the stage production?
   1. Elton John
   2. Phil Collins
   3. Andrew Lloyd Webber
   4. Tim Rice

3. What song first appeared in the Broadway production of Beauty and the Beast, and was later added to a new version of the animated film?
   1. "Human Again"
   2. "Home"
   3. "A Change in Me"
   4. "No Matter What"

4. What is Belle's favorite pastime?
   1. Reading/>/>
   2. Singing
   3. Inventing
   4. Cooking

5. Before her transformation into a wardrobe, what was that character's profession?
   1. Seamstress
   2. Actress
   3. Costume Designer
   4. Opera Singer

6. Which character is being transformed into a feather duster in the stage version of Beauty and the Beast?
   1. Monsieur D'Arque
   2. Babette
   3. Lumiere
   4. Mrs. Potts

7. Movie Mrs. Potts, Angela Lansbury, and Original Broadway Cast Mrs. Potts, Beth Fowler BOTH played what role on Broadway?
   1. Mame
   2. Mrs. Teddy Roosevelt
   3. Mrs. Lovett
   4. Peter Allen's mother

8. Terrance Mann, the original stage Beast, had roles in all of the following Broadway companies, EXCEPT:
   1. The Scarlet Pimpernel
   2. Barnum
   3. Cats
   4. Seussical

9. Original Cast Lumiere, Gary Beach, won a Tony for his role in The Producers. The film Lumiere, Jerry Orbach, also won a Tony for his role in what show?
   1. Chicago/>/>
   2. Promises, Promises
   3. Guys and Dolls
   4. 42^nd Street
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10. The original Broadway production of Beauty and the Beast won a Tony for:
    1. Lighting
    2. Orchestrations
    3. Costumes
    4. Best Actress in a Musical