Referring Clues

• Madonna role
• Title role for Madonna
• 1980 Tony winner
• 1996 Madonna musical
• "Don't Cry for Me, Argentina" musical
• 1996 Madonna role
• Rice/Lloyd Webber work
• Musical in which musical chairs is played
• Madonna title role
• Madonna musical
• Musical with the song "Buenos Aires"
• Popular musical
• Musical with the song "On This Night of a Thousand Stars"
• "Buenos Aires" musical
• "On This Night of a Thousand Stars" musical
• Juan's politically active wife
• Hit musical set in Argentina
•     Musical with the song "Rainbow Tour"
• Rice/Lloyd Webber musical
• The second Mrs. Perón
• Musical featuring the song "Buenos Aires"
• Musical with the song "Don't Cry for Me, Argentina"
• Patti LuPone Tony-winning role
• Broadway hit that originally opened in London in 1978
• *A Perón
• Whence the song "The Lady's Got Potential"
• Mrs. Perón
• Lloyd Webber/Rice musical
• 1979 Broadway hit with the song "On This Night of a Thousand Stars"
• Lloyd Webber-Rice Tony winner
• Role for Patti or Madonna
• Musical set in Argentina
• Patti LuPone role
• Don't cry for her
• "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" musical
• Lloyd Webber musical
• Role for Patti LuPone and Madonna
• 1996 Madonna film
• 1980 Tony-winning musical
• 1996 Madonna movie
• Andrew Lloyd Webber musical
• One of the Peróns
• Musical narrated by Che
• 1996 Madonna movie musical
• Winner of seven Tonys in 1980
• "A New Argentina" musical
• Broadway debut of September 25, 1979
• Best Musical the year "Children of a Lesser God" was Best Play
• "High Flying, Adored" musical
• 1996 film that garnered Madonna a Golden Globe
• Show that won seven Tonys in 1980
• Best Musical the year before "42nd Street"
• Musical with the song "High Flying, Adored"
• "Don't Cry for Me, Argentina" singer
• Madonna film role
• Musical with the song "A New Argentina"
• "Buenos Aires" musical
• Musical featuring "Buenos Aires"
• With 35 Across, Madonna role
• Lloyd Webber work
• Lloyd Webber score
• Winner of seven Tonys
• Best Musical of 1980
• "Don't Cry for Me, Argentina" musical
• "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" musical
• Tony winner for Patti LuPone
• Role played by Patti LuPone
• Juan's second wife
• Second wife of Juan Peron
• Tony winner of 1980
• Musical with the song "Don't Cry For Me Argentina"
• Title singer of "You Must Love Me"
• Musical set in Buenos Aires
• Argentina-based musical
• Juan’s politically active wife
• Celebrated Argentine
• Musical featuring "Buenos Aires"
• Broadway hit of 1980
• "You Must Love Me" musical
• Webber musical
• Madonna musical movie
• A Peron
• Lloyd Webber show
• Argentina-set musical
• Juan Per—n's wife
• 'Don't Cry for Me' singer
• Madonna movie
• Juan's wife
• 1996 movie musical
• Musical set in South America
• Juan Peron's wife
• Title role for Patti LuPone
• Argentina's Per—n
• Se–ora Per—n
• Ms. Peron
• Vehicle for Madonna
• Peron sobriquet
• Movie title role for Madonna
• 1980 Tony Award-winning musical
• Subject of the biography "The Woman With the Whip"
• Film in which Antonio Banderas plays Che Guevara
• "The Lady's Got Potential" musical
• Tim Rice musical with absolutely no influence on sci-fi
• Musical for which Patti Lupone won a Tony Award
• Musical in which Madonna set a Guinness World Record for "Most costume changes in a film"
• Musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice
• Musical that opens in a Buenos Aires cinema
• Musical that features "Another Suitcase in Another Hall"
• Perón of Argentina
• Best Musical Tony winner of 1980
• Madonna played her
• "Oh, What a Circus" musical
• "Oh What a Circus" musical
• 1980 Tony winner for Best Musical
• Musical with pasos dobles
• 1978 Olivier Award winner
• Argentine icon played by Madonna
• Tony-winning Andrew Lloyd Webber musical
• Musical about 31-Across
• Musical with the song "Another Suitcase in Another Hall"
• Hit musical set in Buenos Aires
• Musical that's been banned from Argentina
• Tony musical for 1980
• "Stand back, Buenos Aires" singer
• Musical with an Inaugural Ball
• "I'd Be Surprisingly Good For You" musical
• 1978 Lloyd Webber musical
• She showed some initiative after revolution
• Peron musical
• Musical life in Rome following emperor's lead
• Musical separatists swallowing 6
• Musical
• Tony-winning musical based in Buenos Aires
• Show girl without sex appeal?
• "A New Argentina" show
• A name one's rejected with an appreciative word
• Role that earned Patti LuPone her first Tony
• "What's new, Buenos Aires? I'm new..." singer
• "The truth is I never left you" singer
• Best Musical winner at the 1980 Tonys
• Don't cry for her, Argentina
• Role for Madonna or Patti
• Best-musical winner of 1980
• Had tea about four in return of musical
• E. Sackville-West, a Latin-American icon
• Something inevitable about an Andrew Lloyd Weber musical?
• Life in Rome after English musical
• Musical from 27 25
• Musical - girl is full of it
• Girl taking in Italian musical
• Italian in East Virginia making musical
• Musical - girl takes it in
• English girl in musical
• Girl full of sex appeal in musical
• She rises in 21
• Is life in Italy musical?
• Another 17 11 (3,6,2,3,6)'s musical opening
• Musical note on sequel to 12 left out
• Musical native not beginning to go west
• 15-Across, familiarly
• Musical about Ms. Peron
• The name would be shorter without it being diminutive
• Tony-winning musical with the song "Another Suitcase in Another Hall"
• Some alternative backing for musical
• Musical about Mrs. Perón
• First British musical to get the Best Musical Tony
• She showed some initiative in revolution
• Nameless local turns up for musical
• Famous musical
• Webber-Rice effort
• Title role for Madonna or LuPone
• Smash set in South America
• Lloyd Webber musical set in Argentina
• First lady of Argentina
• Musical based on the life of María Eva Duarte de Perón
• Madonna musical role
• Musical about Eva Peron
• Film in which Madonna played a Peron
• First British Best Musical Tony winner
• Broadway show about the Peróns
• 1996 film about an Argentine leader
• Peron played by Patti LuPone
• Rice-Lloyd Webber musical
• Hit 1979 musical in which a character's mistress is one of the main roles
• Tony-winning musical of 1980
• Argentina's Perón
• Hit musical about a politician
• Perón of Argentina