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| You are here -> HOME - RETROVILLE - 1954 | - Tony Awards - Kismet | ||||||||||||||
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| Welcome to Retroville! It's 1954! | |||||||||||||||
| In 1954, Kismet captured the Tony Award for Best Musical. Based upon a book by Charles Lederer and Luther Davis and the music of Alexander Borodin, the show became a fast favorite on Broadway. Opening on December 3, 1953, the show would run for 583 performances at the Ziegfeld Theatre. |
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| The Story:
The show is a musical extravaganza conjuring up the luxuriant and exotic Arabian Nights. From the brilliant Bazaar of the Caravans to the moonlit gardens of old Baghdad, the romantic story follows a poet who becomes Emir in a single, miraculous day. The Music and Lyrics: Music adaptation and lyrics by Robert Wright and George Forrest The Producers: Charles Lederer and Edwin Lester The Directors: Albert Marre The Choreographers: Jack Cole The Opening: December 3, 1953, at the Ziegfeld Theatre The Cast:
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