Q.1
True or false: Larry Hagman, who died this month at age 81 after a stellar career in television highlighted by roles as astronaut Tony Nelson in “I Dream of Jeannie” and as oil baron J.R. Ewing in “Dallas,” had a special connection to Broadway. *

Q.2
Which of the following screen stars performing in a play that opened this month was making her Broadway debut? *

Q.3
Giant, a new musical at the Public Theater about three decades in the life of a Texas couple, was based on a novel by Edna Ferber, which was also made into the 1956 film starring Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor and James Dean. What other novel did Edna Ferber write that was made into a musical?

Q.4
In which publication did this headline appear: “Barack of Ages: Obama seals deal for sequel”

Q.5
Why did Paul Rudd, appearing on Broadway in “Grace,” say on David Letterman that he would never complain about cell phone ringing again? *

Q.6
Which Rhythm and Blues singer announced this month that they are working on a Broadway musical of their signature work?

Q.7
In a review of what work this month did New York Times drama critic Charles Isherwood use the word “Weltanschauung”?

Q.8
About which show opening this month did Terry Teachout of The Wall Street Journal write: “By intermission I was positively panting for a nude scene, though I would have settled for a cyanide capsule.”

Q.9
Which phrase did New Yorker drama critic John Lahr use in his review of “Annie”?

Q.10
Which theater critic announced this month he is stepping down from full-time reviewing?

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