Welcome to **/r/musicals!**
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Join us here to celebrate musical theater, the shows and composers we love, the actors and actresses who draw us into their worlds, and the technical gurus who transport us from where we are to where the authors want us to be.

**Please read the wiki before you post.**

* [Theatre](http://www.reddit.com/r/theatre)

* [German Musicals](http://www.reddit.com/r/GermanMusicals)

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Weekly Threads!
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**Each week, we hold a "What Are You Listening To This Week" thread to chat about what's been cycling on our listening devices. Additionally, we hold a Listening Club thread to talk in depth about one particular musical and what we like/don't like/would change about it.**

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Guidelines
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**1.** Be **Kind**. Be **Courteous**. Everyone on this page is here for a similar reason. We all love musicals, either watching, listening, performing, discussing, or all four. There are some people here who are new to it all, some people here who know musicals all too well. Don't flaunt your knowledge over others or point out their lack of in a rude way. This is a place of love.

**2.** **Flair Your Posts**. When you make a post, please make sure you add the correct flair so that the page is tidy and organized - it makes it easier for everyone to navigate.

**3.** **Just Be!** Have fun. This is a place of community and lighthearted discussion about our favorite musicals, songs, actors and soundtracks. It's not a place for you to be afraid of who you are. If you have a question, post it (tag it correctly, but post it). If you have personal thoughts, post them! A poll idea? Post it! A Review? Post it! You get the point. If anyone here looks down on your, speaks down on your, treats you poorly or rudely then that's on them. Message the mods and action will be taken. This is a **SAFE** Community and rudeness **WILL NOT** be tolerated. Have Fun!

######Feels like we could go on forever this way.

<div class="md"><h1>Welcome to <strong><a href="/r/musicals">/r/musicals</a>!</strong></h1>

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<p>Join us here to celebrate musical theater, the shows and composers we love, the actors and actresses who draw us into their worlds, and the technical gurus who transport us from where we are to where the authors want us to be.</p>

<p><strong>Please read the wiki before you post.</strong></p>

<ul>
<li><p><a href="http://www.reddit.com/r/theatre">Theatre</a></p></li>
<li><p><a href="http://www.reddit.com/r/GermanMusicals">German Musicals</a></p></li>
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<h1>Weekly Threads!</h1>

<p><strong>Each week, we hold a &quot;What Are You Listening To This Week&quot; thread to chat about what&#39;s been cycling on our listening devices. Additionally, we hold a Listening Club thread to talk in depth about one particular musical and what we like/don&#39;t like/would change about it.</strong></p>

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<h1>Guidelines</h1>

<p><strong>1.</strong> Be <strong>Kind</strong>. Be <strong>Courteous</strong>. Everyone on this page is here for a similar reason. We all love musicals, either watching, listening, performing, discussing, or all four. There are some people here who are new to it all, some people here who know musicals all too well. Don&#39;t flaunt your knowledge over others or point out their lack of in a rude way. This is a place of love.</p>

<p><strong>2.</strong> <strong>Flair Your Posts</strong>. When you make a post, please make sure you add the correct flair so that the page is tidy and organized - it makes it easier for everyone to navigate.</p>

<p><strong>3.</strong> <strong>Just Be!</strong> Have fun. This is a place of community and lighthearted discussion about our favorite musicals, songs, actors and soundtracks. It&#39;s not a place for you to be afraid of who you are. If you have a question, post it (tag it correctly, but post it). If you have personal thoughts, post them! A poll idea? Post it! A Review? Post it! You get the point. If anyone here looks down on your, speaks down on your, treats you poorly or rudely then that&#39;s on them. Message the mods and action will be taken. This is a <strong>SAFE</strong> Community and rudeness <strong>WILL NOT</strong> be tolerated. Have Fun!</p>

<h6>Feels like we could go on forever this way.</h6>
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Reddit's largest community for discussing musical theater, its history, and how we can all participate in and nurture this artform.

Join us to learn about shows you've never heard of (or have seen numerous times), get suggestions for auditions, or share your thoughts on shows near and dear to your heart.

<div class="md"><p>Reddit&#39;s largest community for discussing musical theater, its history, and how we can all participate in and nurture this artform.</p>

<p>Join us to learn about shows you&#39;ve never heard of (or have seen numerous times), get suggestions for auditions, or share your thoughts on shows near and dear to your heart.</p>
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If this is an **audition help request**, please follow our audition help request format, which is [linked in the sub's wiki](https://www.reddit.com/r/musicals/wiki/index). Doing so will give us context on your skills, range, and current status, which will in turn make it easier for us to make suggestions.

Requests for and posts of bootlegged or copyrighted material are **expressly prohibited**.

<div class="md"><p>If this is an <strong>audition help request</strong>, please follow our audition help request format, which is <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/musicals/wiki/index">linked in the sub&#39;s wiki</a>. Doing so will give us context on your skills, range, and current status, which will in turn make it easier for us to make suggestions.</p>

<p>Requests for and posts of bootlegged or copyrighted material are <strong>expressly prohibited</strong>.</p>
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describe a musical to make it sound as boring as possible!