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Why We Say 'Break a Leg' Instead of 'Good Luck'
It's a way of wishing someone good luck. Let's explore where "break a leg" came from, what it means and how people use it today. "Break a leg" is a playful way of saying: "I hope you do great." ...
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The Surprising Origins of 'Break a Leg'—and Why Performers Love This Quirky Good Luck Charm
After all, it doesn’t exactly make sense to say “break a leg” when what we mean is “good luck!” I mean, shouldn’t it be the ...
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Script: Break a leg
Victoria: Ha ha! Very funny. Jack: And let’s hope it doesn’t rain on the day of your test. Wet roads are horrible to drive on. Break a leg! And I’m sure you’ll have good news for us!