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Two's Company

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Two's Company was a Broadway revue that opened in 1952 and was built around the performance of Bette Davis. Vernon Duke wrote the music, Ogden Nash supplied the lyrics, and Jerome Robbins contributed choreography. As a revue, it presented a sequence of songs, sketches, and dance numbers rather than a single continuous dramatic plot, using Davis's stage persona and comic performance as a central organizing feature.

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How good is Two's Company?
Two's Company scores 5.76/10 (Mediocre) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Revue category. Bette Davis curiosity with distinguished collaborators, but troubled production history, mixed reviews, and a short run define its reputation.
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Is Two's Company worth it in 2026?
With a score of 5.76/10, Two's Company is a solid option in Revue. See all Revue ranked.

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