We have established our “normal world” (time, place, characters, and rules of said world), identified our hero, defined his/her clear “want,” and entertained the audience a little as well. Now what?
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In a musical, big, showy production numbers are present for pure enjoyment and a reward for the audience staying with you thus far.
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The “I Want” song, usually the second number in a show, tells us who the story is about and the thing they’re willing to risk everything to pursue.
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When constructing “curtain up” moments and opening numbers, you must be clear, clever, and able to convince the audience to stay with you for the ride.
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As every musical theater writer knows, the “I want” song is central to our craft. The stage may be full of people singing and dancing, but the I Want song tells the audience, “Watch this one. This is the important one. This is the one with the superhuman passion.”
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