Theatre

Theater is a form of theater combining music, songs, dance and dialogue. It is nearly related to opera, frequently being discernibled by the use of famous music of various types and thus commonly different instrumentation, the use of companionless dialogue though some musicals are completely accompanied, such as Les Misérables and some operas have spoken dialogue, such as Carmen and the avoidance of different operatic conventions.

The musical parts of a musical are commonly assigned to as the score, with sung lines considered the lyrics and the spoken lines the book, or occasionally the libretto (a term also frequently applied to text of an opera, it encorporates the words of both dialogue and lyric).

Many familiar musical theater works have been the basis for favorable musical films or were adjusted for television presentations. While some famous television programs have set one single episode in the style of a musical as a play on their common format, the television series Cop Rock, which extensively used the musical format, was not a success.

Musical theatre is a cooperative craft with a long history of usual forms and structures, although new writing in musicals is always stretching and testing the very large flexibility of the artform, taking it to previously unexplored places. Musicals also known as shows are most commonly accepted to be a combination of sung lyric and spoken dialogue. home theater treatments

There are commonly differents authors of a musical, as mentioned above. Very few musicals are written completely by one person. A cooperative partnership of composer, lyricist and script are commonly involved, although one person may act as composer/lyricist, lyricist/bookwriter also called librettist or bookwriter/composer. There can be various bookwriters, lyricists and/or composers on any one musical.
There is no simple responce to the most frequently-asked question about musical theatre "Which comes first, the music or the lyric?" Each cooperation works in a various way, and works to be unique to the particular collaborators involved. Sometimes a harmony encourages a lyric. Sometimes a lyric encourages a melody. However, the strongest inspiration for all the authors is the driving point of the main story of the show.