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bk said: "Never having seen the show, I've always been fond of the score, very fond. I would love to have seen it. I talked to Dorothy Loudon about it many times, and we recorded two songs from it for the Brent Barrett Lerner CD. And then I called Liza Lerner and we talked about recording the entire score, which she was absolutely for and gave me her blessing. Then someone butted it, got in the way, going directly to composer John Barry and so muddying the waters that it became i

Georgeanddot,

 

Lovely idea!! Oh i really do wish that we could bring this musical back, I would try to find a way to buy rights to it if I had the script or the company that owns Lolita, my love. 

Alan Lerner AND John Barry died so the only other place i could think to look to for the rights to anything Lolita related is the Nobakov family. Vladimir's son Dmitri is sadly also dead as is his father and he died being a lifelong bachelor with no children. I wo

TheSassySam:

In short, yes but in long terms the story is about a man that is so traumatized by the death of his love at a young age that he becomes infatuated with a young girl that reminds him of her like no woman has ever been able to do. He marries her repulsive mother in order to get closer to her and when her mother dies he takes the girl all around the country. They end up getting a physical relationship where the girl bribes him with her body to get whatever she wants and he be

Hello, call me Prince. 

I'm dreadfully sorry if this is in the wrong category, I have no idea where to post this really. 

So here's my situation, ever since middle school I have loved the book "Lolita", in fact it is one of my all-time favorite books and actually I love many of Vladimir Nobakovs' works.

I have read Lolita several times and seen some of the Lolita movie adaptations. I love musicals with a passion so imagine my delight when I