What Musical??

[HelenA.Brns]

Little Shop of Horrors is your best bet. As mentioned above, you have your three girls, and then Audrey. Costuming is 1960's, so nothing too difficult (suits and high waisted skirts for the ladies) the Ensemble on this show is small, and dancing is minimal. Also its a classic, everyone knows that name so you will get butts in your seats.

[ashleymal131235350909919323729]

Honk, Jr. is very cute. \.

I was actually just in a production of Honk, Jr. which ended yesterday and it's a fun show with minimal dancing. theres only 2 really large parts that need to be male, a couple which could be either gender, and quite a few parts for girls. It's really a great show, and I've seen it perfprmed by a cast of 18 who had only 2 boys (both tennors).

[literaturequeen]

Oh, Lord, whatever you do, don't do Aida. It is an amazing musical, one of my favorites, but my high school is having troubles doing it because the harmonies and music are difficult if there are a bunch of you all just getting started.

May I suggest Fiddler on the Roof?

[kelly3kins12425855371766147088]

There's always Seussical. There are two main men, Horton and the Cat in the Hat. The rest of the cast is mostly dominated by women and there's not that much dancing. However, the set is kind of extravagant since it's in the mind of Dr. Seuss himself.

You could also do Sweeney Todd, however that's a bit too gory for most high schools to approve.

[broadwayforever<3]

what about Aladdin? You only really need boys for Aladdin and Jafar. I was in Aladdin in March and i played Abu and i'm a girl. Our cast was all girls except for Razul, Aladdin, and Jafar. Everyone else was girls. You can make the dances as easy or as hard as you want. It's a really easy musical to work with and i think it would be great! It also is a really fun show to perform and everyone has such high energy! good luck

Morgan

[SondheimFan42]

You could do Godspell or You're A Good Man Charlie Brown. Both have small casts and don't really have that much dancing (depending on the director and choreographer).