Welcome to Playbill: The Game Show!
where theater's brightest stars prove how much they know about Broadway.
Now put you have to get it for your guest host, Keri René Fuller!
Hello and welcome to Playbill:The Game Show.
My name is Keri René Fuller and I am your guest host.
We are closing out Women's History Month, and I cannot think of a better way
than to celebrate with some amazing women.
We have the divas of Six today.
They have been divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, and even survived.
We have Hana Stuart.
Courtney Mack and Mallory Maedke
Ladies, we have a warm up question for you.
Who is a queen in your life?
My mom she's a queen in every way.
I love her, and she's amazing.
So inspirational.
Yeah. My mom she’s the best. My mom
The pressure is on for you to say your mom as well.
The rules of Playbill: The Game Show are very simple.
There are three rounds each.
Correct answer is worth one point.
And the contestant with the most points at the end of the game wins
the Golden Playbill.
We are keeping the questions today.
Very royal
and royal adjacent
contestants places, please.
Thank you, places!
Buzzers ready? Yes.
Number one, name the musical about a member
of the royal family that played on Broadway and Netflix.
Diana yes.
Oh, yes, yes.
She's swift.
So are you ready for question two? Yes.
James Earl Jones, Ian McKellen, Kevin Kline, John Lithgow and Glenda
Jackson are just a few actors to tackle the title
role in this Shakespearean play.
King Lear.
Oh, wow.
Oh, I'm honestly very impressed.
You know, I'm really impressed.
I'm very impressed.
Magic number three.
Helen Mirren won a Tony Award
for her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II
in this play.
Five, four,
three, two, one,
The correct.
answer my friends is The Audience.
Oh, I'm going to be completely honest. I don't know that answer.
I don't.
I yeah. All right.
Two more questions.
You can still redeem yourselves.
Number four. This long running Broadway show features a song that proclaims
I just can't wait to be king.
Yes. Mallory The Lion King.
That was beautiful. Thank God.
Well done.
Beautiful. Beautiful.
Last question of round one.
Stephanie J. Block
led the cast of this 2007
nautical themed musical.
Yes. Mallory The Pirate Queen.
Wow. Oh, I love woman in that show.
Yes. Very, very impressive.
All three of you.
And that does conclude our round one.
And the tally for round one is Hannah with one point, Courtney
with one point, and Mallory in the lead with two points.
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Okay. Round two.
Queens. Ready? Yes.
I am going to drop the name of a royal character.
This is a speed round, so you're going to buzz in
as quickly as you can with the name of the show they are from.
Here we go.One:
King George
Hamilton.
Beautiful
number two.
Queen Elsa
Frozen
Nice.
Number three. Are you ready?
Yes. King Arthur.
Spamilton...
Spamalot
And would you like a chance for an extra point? Yes.
There is another show where there is also a King Arthur.
Three, two, one.
That's all right. That's all right. That would have been Camelot.
Oh, yes.
That's all right.
Buzzers ready for.
Question number four.
Princess Winifred.
Oh, three, two, one.
That would have been Once Upon a Mattress.
Once upon a mattress.
Number five.
The King of Siam
King and I
Number six
Princess Anya.
Anastasia.
Stunning.
Number seven,
King Charlemagne.
Pippin.
Beautiful.
All right.
Number eight.
Princess Jasmine.
Aladdin. Yes.
I love that.
We're all giving British royal accents.
All right,
Number nine, Princess Pamela.
Three, two, one.
I did not know this either, but that is Head Over Heels.
It’s too modern. It's too modern.
I forget.
I forgot okay.
This is our this is our final question.
Our final speed round question for round two.
number ten.
King Herod
three, two, one.
That would be Jesus Christ Superstar.
Jesus Christ Superstar.
There are very sorry. That's all right.
That's all right. You did a fantastic job.
Alright here is our current tally.
We have Hannah with three Courtney, also with three, and Mallory
still in the lead with five points.
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Alright.
We are headed into our third and final round.
It's still kind of a close game.
Even though Mallory is in the lead by two, you still have some time to catch up.
All right.
There's five questions in this last round.
Contestants places please.
Thank you. Places.
Alright.
This final round is all about Queens.
So, are you ready? Yep.
Number one,
this jukebox musical is based on the Australian
film of the same name
Five, four, three...
Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
Hannah. Beautiful. Got there in the end.
Beautiful. Beautiful.
That was kind of. Wow.
This long running West End
musical is based on the music of the rock band Queen.
We Will Rock You. Yes. Thank you.
Nice, Hannah.
She has the curve, cause she, you know West End.
I do feel the pressure.
I'm scared I'm going to go back to.
What the hell?
Hannah, you are now tied with Mallory.
Come on. Come on.
You still have three questions. Yes, you could get them.
All right. Exactly.
We all have five That's all right.
Number three,
Julia Murphy and Toni Collette
both portrayed Queenie and different versions of the musical with this name
Five, four, three.
The Wild Party.
Yes. Yes, I know.
Yes. Oh, yes, yes. Yes.
Don't question yourself.
God, that was beautiful. Great.
Number four.
Pamela Isaac starred as Queen.
And this Cy Coleman Musical about the oldest profession
five, four,
three, two, one.
The answer is The Life.
We still have one more question.
One more question.
In Kinky Boots, this queen declared sex is the heel.
Who originated the role of Lola?
Billy Porter
We have the tallies from the three rounds of Playbill: The Game Show.
And in third place, we have Courtney with four points.
We have Hana with five points and is the champion.
And the winner of the Golden Globe is Mallory with six points.
Yes. Here is your golden Playbill.
How does it feel? - So unexpected.
You truly are a queen.
But aren't we all?
Don't forget, you can catch us at the Brooks Atkinson Theater.
And Six the musical on Broadway.
Thank you for joining us.