Musical theatre (English Wikipedia)

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Major organizations representing amateur theatre groups include National Operatic and Dramatic Association in the UK, American Association of Community Theatre in the US, and the International Amateur Theatre Association. School groups include the Educational Theater Association, which has 5,000 member school groups in the US. See Nadworny, Elissa. "The Most Popular High School Plays and Musicals", NPR, November 13, 2015, accessed March 14, 2016
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