What era is Guys & Dolls set in?  (the musical)?
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First produced at the 46th Street Theatre on 24th November, 1950, with Robert Alda as "Sky", Isabell Bigley as "Sarah" and Vivian Blaine as "Adelaide".\n\n\nGuys and Dolls is a successful 1950 musical. It had a long run on Broadway (1200 performances) and was filmed in 1955 starring Marlon Brando, Frank Sinatra and Jean Simmons (debuted on November 3, 1955). The words and music were written by Frank Loesser and the book was by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows.\nIt is based upon "The Idyll Of Miss Sarah Brown", a short story by Damon Runyon. It also borrows characters and plot elements from other stories by him, most notably "Pick the Winner". Many of the characters were based on real people in Runyon's hometown, Pueblo, Colorado
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1971-74. Time flies.\n\nThe "SP's" (Special Programs) were the "smart" kids....the debs became the preps.....the greasers became hoods......the hippies evolved into the yippies (you had to literally "Steal This Book" to be a member). I don't remember the rest. I was too busy getting high, cutting school, and hanging out with my VERY cool bass-player-in-a-rock-band boyfriend. Where have all the good times gone?\n\nNow I have a daughter who is a sophomore. She talks about the goths, the preps, the jocks, the dreaded cheerleaders (some things never change) and the emo's (now THERE is a strange bunch). The only thing that seems different from when I was in high school is that the guys now wear more eyeliner than some of the girls.
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I LOVE musicals.  I've been lucky in my life to see a whole bunch of different ones and I absolutely adore them.  Even high schools do a good job with musicals, they're just not the newer ones.
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go to imbd or wikipedia. com for answers. just search a musical and they will have info on them.  \nwas high school musical ever a play???
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pastiche  1970s  I think
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Bugsy Malone! It was made in the 70's it was a cool musical Jodie Kidd was in it as a teenager. Alot of school kids do this at the end of year production- like i did when i was 10 years old .They've made alot of musicals again into movies and they were successful like Chicago, Oliver and Moulin Rouge
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1938?\n\nThis website might have a better answer:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bugs_bunny
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabethan_era
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in what theatre can i find what the .....?\n\nwaste of time
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Roughly speaking, it spans the 18th and 19th centuries.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanticism
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Check out a book by: Errol G. Hill and James V. Hatch.  called"A History of African American Theatre":\nit lists a few ;\nMorgan Smith, James Molyneaux, Cecelia Williams, George Bell, Hyers Sisters.\nInteresting info:\n1921 Shuffle Along The musical brought black actors back to Broadway after a 10-year absence during a time when the prominent black actors and producers of the day had retired and/or passed away. \nGL
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Probably the most memorable female duet is 'Stay' by Shakespeares Sister, though that's because it's weird, and not from a show. Don't know many musicals (can't stand them in fact) but remeber a Tim Rice duet 'I know him so well' from Chess.
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It looks like the musical was shown on television in 1982 but no one has made it commercially available - the only copies remaining are people who taped it off the television and still have them. \nYou can buy a copy of the original "short" from 1941, or the 1978 Original Broadway Cast recording on CD.
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i think you might be referring to the libretto or the story/text that music is based on?
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Before "High School Musical"? Or before "Summerland"?
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i'd love to live in the late 1800's ... some modern some rustic and the beautiful dresses and the furniture!  thanks for asking this question!  = )
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findout_22 - 1974? What kind of answer is that? \n\nI suspect it is sometime in the ealr 1900s...probably 1912.