| re: When a musical is revived, should it be influenced by its film version? | |
| Posted by: Chromolume 02:52 pm EDT 08/30/18 | |
| In reply to: re: When a musical is revived, should it be influenced by its film version? - AlanScott 02:45 pm EDT 08/30/18 | |
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| So Sally, not being also a metaphorical character (unlike the Master of Ceremonies, who was both real and metaphorical), wasn't in any of them until the middle of "Cabaret. Got it - but (when you feel you can come back to the subject lol) wasn't "Don't Tell Mama" performed in the club? (Which is of course where she meets Cliff, then later insinuates, in his room, that Max fired her?) Just a little confused... |
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