Jerome Robbins choreographed a finger-snapping dance-off to open this musical about the Jets and the Sharks.
One character in this musical decries a place where the hurricanes are blowing and the population's growing; she is supported by the chorus' preference for a land where everything's "freefor a small fee." A girl in this musical says that she "hardly can believe [she's] real" while admiring her "so charming it's alarming" self in a bridal shop. That character participates in the duet (*) "Tonight" after singing "I Feel Pretty," and loves a boy who declares, "I've just met a girl named Maria!" Jerome Robbins choreographed a finger-snapping dance-off to open this musical about the Jets and the Sharks. For 10 points, name this musical by Leonard Bernstein which retells Romeo and Juliet in New York City.
One character in this musical decries a place where the hurricanes are blowing and the population's growing; she is supported by the chorus' preference for a land where everything's "freefor a small fee.
West Side Story