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Must See Theatre Quiz: Can You Score 24/24? – May 26

Liam Rudden by Liam Rudden
May 21, 2026
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THIS MONTH’S QUESTIONS

Welcome to another challenge of your theatre knowledge. If you entered last month’s quiz, it’s time look out your answers and check them with those at the bottom of the page. This month there are another 12 pictures with 24 points up for grabs, how many can you score? Answers will follow with June’s quiz, just remember, it’s all for fun.

1 | Can you name the West End drama from 2018? (1 point). Bonus point for the theatre.

2 | The Aldwych Theatre, London, 2013, but what is the name of the musical? (1 point)

3 | Staying in 2013 for this pub theatre musical World Premiere. Title, venue and name of the actor who starred as the titular character please? (1 point for each with a bonus if you get all three).

4 | Bananaman The Musical premiered in which theatre? (1 point) Have a bonus point for the year.

5 | A Glasgow King’s pantomime featuring Karen Dunbar and Arron Usher, but which one? (1 point) Another bonus for the year.

6 | Can you name the ‘majestic’ musical theatre favourite? There’s a clue in the signature. (1 point)

7 | This musical theatre legend has played Jean Valjean in Les Miserables more than times than any other performer, but do you know his name? (1 point)

8 | Can you name the theatre? (1 point)

9 | Can you name these characters from Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show? (1 point for each)

10 | Five points up for grabs here; one each for name of play, name of each actor and name of each character they are playing.

11 | Can you name the character from Disney’s The Lion King? (1 point)

12 | A script book from 1966. Can you name the play and the playwright? (2 points)

ANSWERS TO LAST MONTH’S QUIZ CAN BE FOUND HERE

1 Passport to Pimlico starring Martin Johnston as Arthur Pemberton | 2 Plaza Suite By Neil Simon | 3 Pet Shop Boys and Jonathan Harvey | 4 Paul Elliot |5 Craig Chalmers |6 Berwick Kaler and David Leonard | 7 Leslie Grantham starred as Private Walker | 8 Recall UNIT: The Great T-Bag Mystery, 1983 | 9 Closer To Heaven | 10 New Theatre Royal Lincoln, Robin Hood, 2019 | 11 Liverpool’s Royal Court | 12 My Beautiful Laundrette (note spelling of Laundrette, that’s the tricky bit) – Leeds Playhouse.

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Líam Rudden is an award-winning playwright, broadcaster and commentator on the arts with more than 40 years experience working in theatre and media. For two decades he was the Entertainment and Festivals Editor of the Edinburgh Evening News. He is Artistic Director of Stageworks East West Ltd and a regular contributor to Hollywood.com and The Edinburgh Reporter.
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