#1
Posted: 8/19/07 at 9:35pm
anyone know where I could get my hands on a script of the chicago broadway script??
#2
Posted: 8/19/07 at 9:38pm
http://broadwaynewyork.com/Item.aspx?ItemId=25231
It's the original 1975 libretto. So it doesn't follow the revival word by word. The revival has quite a few cuts.
It's the original 1975 libretto. So it doesn't follow the revival word by word. The revival has quite a few cuts.
We serve their food,
We carve their meat,
We tend to their house,
We polish their
Silverware.
#3
Posted: 8/19/07 at 9:48pm
Okay thank you so much!!! Deffiently using that, but anyone else know where I can find a copy of the revival as well??
#4
Posted: 8/19/07 at 9:49pm
The revival doesn't have a published libretto for purchase. It's the same script though - they just cut a scene and trimmed some dialogue and song.
We serve their food,
We carve their meat,
We tend to their house,
We polish their
Silverware.
#5
Posted: 8/19/07 at 9:54pm
Off the top of my head I know they cut
- a scene called "A Poker Game"
- "Me and My Baby" was a much longer number
- The finale dialogue between Roxie & Velma to the audience was trimmed a bit.
I can't find my libretto. So I'm trying to think of more.
- a scene called "A Poker Game"
- "Me and My Baby" was a much longer number
- The finale dialogue between Roxie & Velma to the audience was trimmed a bit.
I can't find my libretto. So I'm trying to think of more.
We serve their food,
We carve their meat,
We tend to their house,
We polish their
Silverware.
Updated On: 8/19/07 at 09:54 PM
#6
Posted: 8/19/07 at 11:22pm
Yes. All of the remaining dialouge from the revival can be found in the original libretto. They didn't add new lines or anything. They just did a trimming.
We serve their food,
We carve their meat,
We tend to their house,
We polish their
Silverware.
#7
Posted: 8/19/07 at 11:40pm
What is this for? I mean, there's been a lot of threads asking for script/score and I just don't get why.
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-Family Guy
#8
Posted: 8/19/07 at 11:44pm
I'm a huge CHICAGO fan, and I wanted to own the script. Maybe it's the same for the original poster.
It's not that rare to want to own a libretto of a show you enjoy. Most Sondheim librettos are published for purchase by the public.
It's not that rare to want to own a libretto of a show you enjoy. Most Sondheim librettos are published for purchase by the public.
We serve their food,
We carve their meat,
We tend to their house,
We polish their
Silverware.
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