13 Shows with Interactive Elements
In Six, at the end of the show during megasix you're allowed to record. If you're lucky, the actors grab your phone and record from the stage.Â
In Matilda, the character of the dad asks the audience to join in the song âTelly.â
In the show Hair during the finale song, the audience is asked to join with the cast in singing and dancing âLet the Sunshine in.â
In Peter Pan, the audience claps during the show to prevent the character Tinkerbell from dying.
In Spamalot, an audience member is invited onstage during the show.
In Black Friday, Uncle Wiley walks down the stage while eating an apple and when he starts talking again, he asks an audience member to hold his apple.Â
In The Guy Who Didnât Like Musicals, Paul and Emma are walking through an alleyway aka the audience seats and they encounter shrubs aka the audience members.Â
In The Trail To Oregon, the characters of the musical ask the audience to pick their names.Â
In The 25th Annual Putnam county spelling Bee, some audience members are pre-screened to participate in one of the songs in the show onstage.
During Avenue Q, one of the cast members goes around the audience and asks them to put money in a hat. All money goes to Broadway Cares Equity Fights Aids
 In Priscilla Queen of The Desert, they invite some of the audience members to dance with them on stage.Â
In Hedwig and The Angry Inch, Hedwig kisses someone in the audience.Â
In some parts in Motown: the Musical they ask someone from the audience to sing along with them.
