#1
Posted: 5/4/08 at 8:53pm
Who lisences Cabaret? And is it the Original Broadway, Revial version, or both that are liscened?
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#2
Posted: 5/4/08 at 8:54pm
tams -whittmark does
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#3
Posted: 5/4/08 at 9:00pm
It's the Original Broadway version, but also the 1987 revival version. The 1998 revival version is, sadly, not licensed.
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#4
Posted: 5/4/08 at 9:00pm
#5
Posted: 5/4/08 at 9:03pm
Touché TooDarnHot...and thanks for the link.
Is the Money Song in the '87 Revival the same or similar to "Money" in the '98 revival?
Is the Money Song in the '87 Revival the same or similar to "Money" in the '98 revival?
#6
Posted: 5/4/08 at 9:19pm
I believe it combines the movie song "Money Makes The World Go Around" with the original money song "Sitting Pretty".
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#7
Posted: 5/4/08 at 9:30pm
Yes, Not Barker, it does.
There's actually a recording of it on the complete recording on Jay Records. That version is performed by Jonathan Pryce.
There's actually a recording of it on the complete recording on Jay Records. That version is performed by Jonathan Pryce.
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#8
Posted: 5/4/08 at 9:36pm
It's true that the 98 revival isn't licensed, but since the script has been made readily available I've seen two regional productions here in San Diego that have staged the revival version. I'm sure there have been others as well.
#9
Posted: 5/4/08 at 9:39pm
many others.
people produce the Revival version all the time.
people produce the Revival version all the time.
