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Cole is a 1974 London musical revue assembled by Benny Green and Alan Strachan around the work of American composer and songwriter Cole Porter. Rather than telling a single fictional story, the production presents selected songs and biographical material to outline Porter's career. It belongs to the songbook-revue tradition and is intended for audiences interested in Porter's stage and popular music.
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What is Cole about if it is not a conventional musical story?
Cole is a 1974 London revue built around the songs and career of American composer Cole Porter. It combines selected musical numbers with biographical material instead of following one fictional plot.
Who created the revue Cole?
The revue was assembled by Benny Green and Alan Strachan. Its material focuses on Porter's work as a composer and songwriter.
Which songs might audiences expect in Cole?
The production draws from Cole Porter's large song catalogue, including material associated with Broadway and Hollywood. Porter's best-known songs include "Night and Day," "Anything Goes," and "I Get a Kick Out of You."
Why is Cole connected to London theatre history?
Cole was staged in London in 1974 as a revue dedicated to an American songwriter whose work had already shaped musical theatre and popular song. Its format reflects the revue tradition of presenting linked songs and commentary rather than a single narrative.
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