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Performing arts presentations combining [[song]], [[dance]], and [[orchesta]l music with spoken dialogue. Forms of musical theater include, among others, revues, [[musical comedy]], [[operetta], and [[light opera]]. | Performing arts presentations combining [[song]], [[dance]], and [[orchesta]l music with spoken dialogue. Forms of musical theater include, among others, revues, [[musical comedy]], [[operetta]], and [[light opera]]. | ||
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Musical Theater [r]: Performing arts presentations combining song, dance, and [[orchesta]l music with spoken dialogue. Forms of musical theater include, among others, revues, musical comedy, operetta, and light opera.