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THE COTTON
CLUB musical is a fictional
account of the famous Harlem nightclub. Major
historical events interlace with personal
stories in this stellar showbiz
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Jazz Legends |
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Edward Kennedy Ellington, said by
critics to have influenced Stravinsky and Ravel,
is ranked by many as America's finest jazz
composer.
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Lena Horne is a pioneer among
African-American performers and one of the
first to break the race barrier in
Hollywood.
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Concept |
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An American
musical in the traditional sense, THE
COTTON CLUB was conceived to bring back the
delightful 1920's Jazz Age featuring original
songs and some of the most memorable
compositions of Ellington, Calloway and
Armstrong. Audiences will be swept away to
another time - a great chapter in American
History known as The Roaring Twenties - to
embark on a journey spanning the era of
Prohibition, The Harlem Renaissanse and into the
Great Depression.
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Mission |
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PRODUCER
JULIA QUINN
DRAWS ON HER LOVE
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DRAMA
AND SPECTACLE
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FANTASTIC,
HIGH-IMPACT
MUSICALS.
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ENTER
THE WORLD
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LEGENDS
EPIC
TALES
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HISTORICAL
FICTION
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Coming Soon |
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THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII
is a musical
adaptation of the popular romance novel by
Edward Bulwer-Lytton |
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Featuring
music by
Hendrik Espag and choreography by Igal
Perry.
Extreme movement by Sylvia
Taseva. A must see! |
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Plot Summary |
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Romeo and
Juliet meets
Gladiator
in this
new musical about love,
betrayal,
revenge and all things
Roman.
The year is 79 A.D. Pompeii is a
Roman city bursting
with life, renowned for
its hospitality and entertainment. Adonis, a
young noble from Greece, has chosen to
settle in Pompeii to enjoy life to the
fullest.
When Adonis falls for the charms for
a Roman girl,
a bitter and jelous rival sets
out to destroy him.
Having failed at multiple
attempts to eliminate Adonis,
the Egyptian
hatches a wicked scheme that ends
with
murdering the brother of Adonis's
fiancee,
for which he frames Adonis. Adonis
is thrown in jail.
As was the Roman custom at
the time, Adonis
is made to fight as a
Gladiator for his life.
At the peak of the
fight Mount Vesuvius
erupts.
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