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The World Goes 'Round is a 1991 Off-Broadway musical revue featuring the song catalogue of composer John Kander and lyricist Fred Ebb. Conceived and directed by Scott Ellis with choreography by Susan Stroman and a linking script by David Thompson, the production is performed by a cast of five and arranges well-known numbers from shows including Chicago, Cabaret, and New York, New York into thematic sequences.
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Whose songs are featured in the musical revue The World Goes 'Round?
The revue features the song catalogue of composer John Kander and lyricist Fred Ebb. This legendary duo wrote the music for massive hits like Chicago and Cabaret. The show serves as a celebration of their lifelong collaboration.
When and where did The World Goes 'Round premiere?
The musical revue premiered Off-Broadway in 1991. It was staged to honor the incredible legacy of Kander and Ebb. The original run was highly successful and showcased a talented ensemble cast.
Who directed and choreographed the original production of The World Goes 'Round?
The production was conceived and directed by Scott Ellis. The choreography was masterfully handled by Susan Stroman, a giant in the theater world. The two helped shape the show into a seamless theatrical experience.
Who wrote the linking script for The World Goes 'Round?
The show's script was written by David Thompson. His writing provides the narrative thread that connects the various unrelated Kander and Ebb songs. The script avoids a traditional plot, instead focusing on thematic musical vignettes.
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