Miss Saigon (stage production)

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Miss Saigon is a hit musical by Claude-Michel Schönberg and Alain Boublil that reimagines the Madame Butterfly story during the Vietnam War, renowned for its powerful score and dramatic staging.

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instanceOf stage musical
theatrical production
awarded Laurence Olivier Award for Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Musical (for Jonathan Pryce, 1990) NERFINISHED
Tony Award for Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Musical (for Hinton Battle, 1991) NERFINISHED
Tony Award for Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical (for Jonathan Pryce, 1991) NERFINISHED
Tony Award for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical (for Lea Salonga, 1991) NERFINISHED
basedOn Madame Butterfly NERFINISHED
bookWriter Alain Boublil NERFINISHED
Claude-Michel Schönberg NERFINISHED
broadwayOpeningDate 1991-04-11
broadwayTheatre Broadway Theatre (New York City) NERFINISHED
composer Claude-Michel Schönberg NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin France
United Kingdom
genre mega-musical
romantic drama
hasRevival 2014 West End revival
2017 Broadway revival
inspiredBy Giacomo Puccini's opera Madame Butterfly NERFINISHED
language English
lyricist Alain Boublil NERFINISHED
Richard Maltby Jr. NERFINISHED
notableFor controversies over casting and racial representation
helicopter evacuation staging
spectacular large-scale production values
notableSong Bui Doi NERFINISHED
I Still Believe NERFINISHED
I'd Give My Life for You NERFINISHED
If You Want to Die in Bed NERFINISHED
Sun and Moon NERFINISHED
The American Dream NERFINISHED
The Heat Is On in Saigon NERFINISHED
The Last Night of the World NERFINISHED
The Movie in My Mind NERFINISHED
Why God Why? NERFINISHED
orchestrator William David Brohn NERFINISHED
originalBroadwayOpeningYear 1991
originalBroadwayProducer Cameron Mackintosh NERFINISHED
originalLanguageVersion French concept
originalWestEndLeadCharacter Chris NERFINISHED
Ellen NERFINISHED
Gigi NERFINISHED
John NERFINISHED
Kim NERFINISHED
The Engineer NERFINISHED
Thuy NERFINISHED
originalWestEndOpeningYear 1989
originalWestEndProducer Cameron Mackintosh NERFINISHED
originalWestEndTheatre Theatre Royal, Drury Lane NERFINISHED
premiereCity London NERFINISHED
premiereDate 1989-09-20
premiereLocation Theatre Royal, Drury Lane NERFINISHED
producer Cameron Mackintosh NERFINISHED
settingLocation Bangkok NERFINISHED
Saigon NERFINISHED
settingPeriod Fall of Saigon NERFINISHED
Vietnam War NERFINISHED
subjectMatter Amerasian children NERFINISHED
U.S. military presence in Vietnam
Vietnam War NERFINISHED
theme cultural clash
sacrifice
tragic romance
war and displacement

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Nicholas Hytner directed Miss Saigon (stage production)
Cameron Mackintosh notableWork Miss Saigon (stage production)
this entity surface form: Miss Saigon
Naoko Mori notableWork Miss Saigon (stage production)
this entity surface form: Miss Saigon
Naoko Mori appearedIn Miss Saigon (stage production)
this entity surface form: Miss Saigon
Alain Boublil notableWork Miss Saigon (stage production)
this entity surface form: Miss Saigon
Alain Boublil coCreated Miss Saigon (stage production)
this entity surface form: stage musical Miss Saigon
Alain Boublil wroteLyricsFor Miss Saigon (stage production)
this entity surface form: Miss Saigon
Alain Boublil wroteBookFor Miss Saigon (stage production)
this entity surface form: Miss Saigon
Claude-Michel Schönberg notableWork Miss Saigon (stage production)
this entity surface form: Miss Saigon
Claude-Michel Schönberg coCreatorOf Miss Saigon (stage production)
this entity surface form: Miss Saigon
Claude-Michel Schönberg composerOf Miss Saigon (stage production)
this entity surface form: Miss Saigon
Lea Salonga notableRole Miss Saigon (stage production)
this entity surface form: Kim in Miss Saigon
Beatrix Theater hasHostedProduction Miss Saigon (stage production)
this entity surface form: Miss Saigon (Dutch production)