| re: Perennial yet specific: why did they move the "1776" act break? | |
| Posted by: OriginalTopherP 03:22 pm EDT 07/04/24 | |
| In reply to: re: Perennial yet specific: why did they move the "1776" act break? - Chromolume 02:33 pm EDT 07/04/24 | |
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| This is just between the two revivals, correct? Because the original production was performed without an intermission. Now I wonder, has any other musical that's had 3 Broadway productions been performed with a different act structure each time? I know CANDIDE had the intermission-less revival in the 70's, but despite the differing song stack, the original production and the 90's revival still had the act break after the Quartet Finale. And FOLLIES, like 1776, had no intermission in the original production but both revivals placed the act break after Too Many Mornings. What am I missing? |
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