Documents Similar To Wizard of Oz, The (Muny). Wizard of Oz Study Guide. Created for the Municipal Theatre in St. Louis, Missouri (the Muny) in 1942 and revived there several times, this is the very first stage adaptation following the 1939 release of the famous MGM movie of THE WIZARD OF OZ. The first Muny production featured Evelyn Wycoff as Dorothy and Al Downing as the Munchkin Mayor. Overture – Orchestra 2a.

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I am also doing The Wizard of Oz this spring and I have decided on the RSC version because it is so very similar to the movie, script and music. The Muny version is quite a bit different. The RSC version might be harder to adapt to the stage because you will run into some technical things that are harder on stage since it is so similar to the movie, but if you don't mind doing the extra thinking to make it work; it seems to be a good show.

I saw it this summer and it was fabulous. Let me know if you have any cool ideas we can share. M.Broyles------------------------------ Melissa Broyles Drama Teacher Chapel Hill TN.

Original Message: Sent: 07:50 From: Lori Moyer Subject: Wizard of Oz: RSC or MUNY??? Any suggestions would be life savingly appreciated!! Doing a musical for the first time, and now.which is better?

RSC is more like the movie and more familiar (I need familiarity as this is our first endeavor and my panic is setting in), MUNY is adapted to the stage. Does anyone know about either, and feel compelled to offer a recommendation in favor of one over the other? Are the songs the same? Heart palpitating in Florida, Lori Sent from my iPhone •.

Original Message: Sent: 13:55 From: Melissa Broyles Subject: Wizard of Oz: RSC or MUNY??? I am also doing The Wizard of Oz this spring and I have decided on the RSC version because it is so very similar to the movie, script and music. The Muny version is quite a bit different. The RSC version might be harder to adapt to the stage because you will run into some technical things that are harder on stage since it is so similar to the movie, but if you don't mind doing the extra thinking to make it work; it seems to be a good show.