TEACHERS' FAVORITE MUSICALS
1. Oliver!
2. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
3. Once on this Island
4. Aladdin Jr.
5. Annie Get Your Gun
6. Annie Jr.
7. Bells Are Ringing
8. Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
9. Broadway and Beyond
10. Bugsy Jr.
11. Camelot
12. The Civil War (Wildhorn/Murphy/Boyd musical)
13. Dark Of The Moon
14. Footloose
15. Honk!
16. Godspell Jr.
17. Guys and Dolls
18. Into the Woods
19. The King And I
20. The Mikado
21. Man of La Mancha
22. The Most Happy Fella
23. The Music Man
24. The Mystery of Edwin Drood
25. Oklahoma!
26. Pirates of Penzance
27. Ransom of Red Chief
28. Squad Room (also a Kelly)
29. The Vampyre (by Tim Kelly)
30. The Velveteen Rabbit
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