Can-Can

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Can-Can is a 1953 Broadway musical by Cole Porter, best known for its lively Parisian setting and memorable score featuring songs like "I Love Paris."

All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
Can-Can canonical 7
Can-Can (1960 film) 2
"Can-Can" (Broadway, 1953) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Broadway musical
associatedCity New York City
Paris
awardsRecognition Gwen Verdon
surface form: Gwen Verdon won a Tony Award for her performance
basedOnDance can-can
bookBy Abe Burrows
broadwayClosingDate 1955-06-25
broadwayOpeningDate 1953-05-07
broadwayOriginalOrchestrator Philip J. Lang
broadwayOriginalProductionType musical comedy
composer Cole Porter
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
genre musical theatre
romantic musical comedy
hasCastRecording original Broadway cast recording
hasFilmAdaptation Can-Can self-linksurface differs
surface form: Can-Can (1960 film)
hasRevival Broadway revival 1981
London productions
lyricist Cole Porter
musicStyle American popular song
show tunes
notableCharacter Judge Aristide Forestier
La Môme Pistache
notableSong Allez-Vous-En, Go Away
C'est Magnifique
I Love Paris
It's All Right with Me
Live and Let Live
originalBroadwayRunLength 892 performances
originalChoreographer Michael Kidd
originalDirector Abe Burrows
originalLanguage English
originalLeadPerformer Gwen Verdon
Lilo Baur
surface form: Lilo

Peter Cookson
premiereDate 1953-05-07
premiereLocation Broadway
premiereTheatre Shubert Theatre
premiereYear 1953
producer Cy Feuer
Ernest H. Martin
publisherOfVocalScore Chappell & Co.
settingLocation Paris
settingPeriod 1890s
subjectMatter French can-can dance
Parisian dance hall culture
theatricalForm book musical
theatricalSubject romance between a judge and a dance hall owner

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Cole Porter notableWork Can-Can
Moulin Rouge danceStyle Can-Can
this entity surface form: French can-can
Gwen Verdon notableWork Can-Can
Can-Can hasFilmAdaptation Can-Can self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Can-Can (1960 film)
Abe Burrows notableWork Can-Can
Louis Jourdan notableWork Can-Can
Dania Krupska notableWork Can-Can
Chita Rivera notableWork Can-Can
Saul Chaplin workedOn Can-Can
this entity surface form: Can-Can (1960 film)
It's All Right with Me introducedIn Can-Can
subject surface form: "It's All Right with Me"
this entity surface form: musical "Can-Can"
It's All Right with Me originalProduction Can-Can
subject surface form: "It's All Right with Me"
this entity surface form: "Can-Can" (Broadway, 1953)