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#1

Jacques Brel Is Alive And Well

Does anyone do this show anymore? I like some of the Brel songs.

Would this show go over in Houston (you know with there being some fur'ren singing and such)?
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#2

Jacques Brel Is Alive And Well

I love this show.

There was a production just mounted last year (or so) off b'way. (Unless my mind is playing tricks.)

My gut feeling, however, is that it is not a universally loved (or known) piece. I think appeals to the artsy farty type.


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#4

Jacques Brel Is Alive And Well

Would this show go over in Houston (you know with there being some fur'ren singing and such)?

Funny you should mention that! It's one of my mother's all-time favorite shows based on a production she saw at the University of Houston directed by Sidney Berger in 1977. It also had a successful run at the Alley Theatre in 1973 and at Main Street Theatre in 2005.


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Updated On: 5/31/13 at 04:21 PM

#5

Jacques Brel Is Alive And Well

There was a production just mounted last year (or so) off b'way. (Unless my mind is playing tricks.)

It does track. That revival was 7 years ago. It ran for a year and was pretty phenomenal. It also generated a great cast album.
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#6

Jacques Brel Is Alive And Well

I saw a production at the Stratford Festival two summers ago.

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