No. 13,344 in Russian
мюзикла
"Мюзикла" is the genitive or accusative case form of "мюзикл," which means "musical" (a theatrical performance combining songs, dialogue, and dance).
In a sentence
Вчера мы ходили на спектакль мюзикла.
Yesterday, we went to see a musical performance.
In this sentence, 'мюзикла' refers to the type or genre of the performance, indicating that the event attended was a performance belonging to the musical genre.
Он написал сценарий для нового мюзикла.
He wrote a script for a new musical.
Here, 'мюзикла' designates a specific kind of theatrical production, emphasizing that the script written is specifically intended for a musical.
В школе организовали постановку известного мюзикла.
At school, they organized a production of a famous musical.
In this usage, 'мюзикла' describes the original work or production being recreated or performed in the school context.
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