Although there are several different versions of the musical, the basic plot remains the same.
The very, very basic plot is that two men are competing in a chess tournament that is also a symbol for the greater struggle between the US and the USSR in the Cold War. In addition, they are both fighting over a woman. Here is a much more detailed plot, however:
It is the height of the Cold War between the US and the USSR. Like any competition, the World Chess Championships are just another battlefield in the struggle. The competitors are The American/Freddie and The Russian/Anatoly (in the original concept album, the two characters were not named and were only referred to by their nationalities). The American/Freddie travels to Merano (Bangkok in the American version), where the championship is to be held, along with his lover and second, Florence. Florence was born in Hungary and fled to England when the Soviets invaded her country. The Russian/Anatoly brings a contingent of KGB agents and his "handler," Molotov.
Over the course of the tournament, The American/Freddie plays badly and resorts to cheap tricks and dramatics to try and turn the game in his favor. This leads to political tensions and a meeting is set up in order to attempt and fix things. However, The American/Freddie is late and The Russian/Anatoly and Florence talk and begin to fall in love. When The American/Freddie walks in on this, he and Florence argue and break up.
The tournament continues, and The American/Freddie loses. After winning, The Russian/Anatoly defects to the West and gets together with Florence. This ends the first act. In some versions, however, the tournament is not over at this point and the second act is merely a continuation of the same tournament rather than a separate one.
The second act is set a year later at the next Championships in Bangkok (Budapest in the American version). The Russian/Anatoly is playing for the West and the Soviets have an extremely loyal, though not particularly talented, player. The American/Freddie is reporting on the event (at least in the versions where it is not a continuation of the first tournament). Tensions are evident between The Russian/Anatoly, especially when Molotov brings in The Russian/Anatoly's wife in order to convince him to return to Russia. Molotov and The American/Freddie (and sometimes a CIA agent as well) are colluding to make The Russian/Anatoly lose the tournament.
The approach both him and Florence and offer them various things they want in exchange for his loss. Whether or not The Russian/Anatoly loses the tournament varies wildly, but in the most recent version he wins and then returns to the Soviet Union. The American/Freddie fails in his attempts to reunite with Florence. The end.
Wicked is the untold story of two unlikley friends and one is born with green skin and the other obsessed with popularity become the Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda the good. Of corse everyone hates the Wicked Witch of the West and think she is evil when really she is a kind and generous person but because of her green skin everyone is scared of her and take her for granted.
The plot of the movie "Roustabout" deals with a musician named Charlie Rogers who accepts a job in a struggling carnival. When his musical talents are discovered, he uses them to become the main attraction.
Probably the two best candidates are Show Boat and Oklahoma! Show Boat came first, but Oklahoma! was the first one where essentially every song or dance was fairly tightly related to the plot.
Grease 1 took place in 1959 and Grease 2 took place in 1961 it took place in japan.
that is not the main plot but a fact in the movie which does not come into play
The Wicked Witch of the West ( Elphaba ) and Glinda ( or Galinda ) the Good Witch of the North met for the first time at Shiz University, where they roomed together. If you want more details, since I don't feel like explaining the Wicked plot, look up the question, " What is the plot of wicked the musical? " Also, I would recommend reading the book by Gregory Magiure, but it's COMPLETELY different than the musical. Hope I helped!
The plot is the flim,just shorter!
It's about singing cats
In a musical, the majority of the plot is told in song. Conflicts are sung, as are happy moments. In a non-musical, there is music, but it is only in the background. The music works with the plot, but most of the time it is unrelated to the storyline.
the plot is about gabreilla being a fat kid like she already is
Revue?
It's a Mexican remake of High School Musical. The plot and the characters are very similar to the original movie.
The musical for Chicago is acted out in person and has the addition of lots of song and dance in addition to the plot of the original movie.
Musical theater exists when the plot of the play is specifically progressed by the music involved. ie: If a song gives the thoughts of a character, the play would be considered musical theater.
here is the plot. ==summary== when the high school musical team meet up with the Madagascar crew they go to Africa.
its the chracters and the plot and the fact that it is just complete crap
The plot of the movie "Roustabout" deals with a musician named Charlie Rogers who accepts a job in a struggling carnival. When his musical talents are discovered, he uses them to become the main attraction.
the high school musical team meet up with the Madagascar charectars and they go to Africa.