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Culture
United Kingdom
Commencé February 22, 2026

Musical theatre forgets all but the smashiest hits from its past Source

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CLAIM Publié par will Feb 22, 2026
The dominance of popular hits in musical theatre undermines the rich diversity of lesser-known works that deserve recognition.

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Focusing solely on smash hits revitalizes musical theatre, attracting audiences and ensuring its commercial viability.

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While hits are essential for drawing crowds, there should be a balanced approach that also celebrates the depth of musical heritage.

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The trend of favoring well-known songs can alienate emerging artists who struggle to gain recognition in a hit-driven industry.

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Neglecting obscure musicals limits the creative landscape of theatre, stifling innovation and the discovery of new talent.

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