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Dec 30, 2020 59 min

Rent Part 1

from Talking Musical History

Join Chris and Kevin as we journey at the end of this year with a holidays season musical, back to the days of La Bohéme and then talk about the update that has a revolutionary following, leading up to Rent in 1996. We talk about the social and political implications of Rent and how such a musical came to be. Included in this episode, a special three parter, is a snippet of a talk from Mark Campbell, a librettist from the NYC Opera, whose works include Stonewall (2019), The (Re)volution of Steve Jobs, and As One. To see the full version, check out the video on Skye Rainbow Productions Youtube channel and our website at skyerainbow.com. To help support our show and other projects by Skye Rainbow Productions, donate to our Patreon at Patreon.com/stonewallthemusical as we journey from the page to the stage.

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