Crossword Clue: Four-Tony winner for 2000
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- 1871 Cairo premiere
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- 1953 Loren title role
- 1953 Sophia Loren film based on a Verdi classic
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- 2000 musical with the song "Another Pyramid"
- 2000 musical with the song "Every Story Is a Love Story"
- 2000 musical with the song "Fortune Favors the Brave"
- 2000 Tony role for Heather Headley
- 2000 winner of Best Musical Show Album (Egyptian or non-Egyptian)
- Amneris' rival.
- Amneris' rival
- Amneris's rival
- Amneris's slave
- Amonasro's daughter
- "Another Pyramid" musical
- Antonio Ghislanzoni wrote its libretto
- A slave of opera
- A slave to opera?
- Beloved of Radamès
- Actress Turturro of "The Sopranos"
- Actress Turturro who played Janice on "The Sopranos"
- Award-winning Disney Broadway musical
- Four-Tony winner for 2000
- Famous opera
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- "Celeste ___."
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- Egypt-based opera
- It debated in Cairo, Dec. 24, 1871
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- It ends at the Temple of Vulcan
- It ends in the Temple of Vulcan
- Egyptian-themed Verdi opera
- Fictional Ethiopian princess
- Fictional slave girl
- Broadway character who sings "The Gods Love Nubia"
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- Broadway musical set in ancient Egypt
- Broadway musical subtitled "The Timeless Love Story"
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- It opened in 1871
- It opened in Cairo
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- H.S. health course
- Its Act 3 is set on the banks of the Nile
- Its closing duet is "O terra, addio"
- Its final scene is set in a tomb
- Disney musical based on an opera
- Disney musical
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- Enslaved princess of opera
- Enslaved princess
- It's set in Egypt
- It's set partly at the Temple of Vulcan
- Cairo debut of 1871
- Epic work by Verdi
- Ghislanzoni libretto
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- Classic Leontyne Price role
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- Classic opera
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- Ethiopian of opera
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- Janice Soprano portrayer Turturro
- "Gloria all'Egitto" opera
- Heather Headley title role on Broadway
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- Heroine captivated by a captain
- "Fortune Favors the Brave" musical
- Tony score for Elton
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- Tony-winning role for Heather Headley
- Noted opera
- "Ritorna vincitor" singer
- "Ritorna vincitor!" singer
- Rival of Amneris
- Where to hear "O patria mia"
- Khedivial Opera House premiere of 1871
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- Verdi opera with elephants
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- "O terra, addio" singer
- She dies beneath the Temple of Vulcan
- She dies in the temple of Vulcan
- She dies with Radames
- The Franco-Prussian War delayed its premiere
- Role first sung by Antonietta Pozzoni
- Role for a diva
- Role for Callas
- Role for Leontyne
- Role for Price
- Role for Tebaldi
- "The Gods Love Nubia" musical
- She sings "O patria mia"
- Tragic Ethiopian princess of opera
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- Kind of trumpet
- King Amonasro's daughter
- The king of Egypt has a part in it
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- Palace Theatre musical, once
- Rosa Ponselle role
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- Musical by Elton John
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- Musical featuring "The Gods Love Nubia"
- Musical for which Elton John won a Tony
- Musical set in ancient Egypt
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- Musical that garnered Elton John his only Tony
- Musical that opens with "Every Story Is a Love Story"
- Musical that takes place in Ancient Egypt
- Musical with "Another Pyramid"
- Musical with the song "Another Pyramid"
- Musical with the song "Radames' Letter"
- Musical with the song "The Gods Love Nubia"
- Musical with the song "Written in the Stars"
- "The Past Is Another Land" musical
- Soprano slave
- "My Darlin' ___."
- Radames' beloved
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- "The Sopranos" actress Turturro
- "Triumphal March" opera
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- Pop opera by Elton John and Tim Rice
- Memphis belle?
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- Opera about an African princess
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- Opera set along the Nile
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- Opera with elephants
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- "Return a Conqueror" singer
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- Turturro of ''The Sopranos''
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- Singing slave girl
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- Work that takes place in Memphis
- Work whose title character is buried alive
- Work with a pharaoh
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- Work with singing Egyptians
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- Work with the second-highest total number of Metropolitan Opera performances
- "Written in the Stars" musical
- Slave entombed with Radames
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- Slave of Amneris
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- Slave who dies in the Temple of Vulcan
- Slave whom Amneris was jealous of
- What John won a Tony for
- Title captive in an 1871 opera
- Title Ethiopian princess of opera
- Title girl of a Verdi opera
- Title slave of opera
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