Lerner and Loewe musicals

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Lerner and Loewe musicals are a celebrated collection of mid-20th-century stage works by lyricist Alan Jay Lerner and composer Frederick Loewe, known for their sophisticated scores, witty lyrics, and enduring popularity on Broadway and beyond.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Broadway musical cycle
body of work
musical theatre canon
adaptedAs film musicals
associatedWith Broadway NERFINISHED
West End theatre NERFINISHED
awardReceived Academy Awards (for film adaptations) NERFINISHED
Tony Awards (various productions) NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Alan Jay Lerner NERFINISHED
Frederick Loewe NERFINISHED
endTime 1980s
genre Broadway musical
musical theatre
hasPart Brigadoon NERFINISHED
Camelot NERFINISHED
Gigi NERFINISHED
My Fair Lady NERFINISHED
Paint Your Wagon NERFINISHED
The Day Before Spring NERFINISHED
The Little Prince and the Aviator NERFINISHED
What’s Up? NERFINISHED
hasStyle integrated musical form
literary adaptation
romanticism
hasTheme class and social mobility
myth and legend
nostalgia
romance
influenced American musical theatre
influencedBy Golden Age of Broadway NERFINISHED
language English
notableFor romantic storytelling
sophisticated scores
witty lyrics
notableWork Brigadoon NERFINISHED
Camelot NERFINISHED
Gigi NERFINISHED
My Fair Lady NERFINISHED
period mid-20th century
significantEvent Broadway premiere of Camelot in 1960
film success of Gigi in 1958
success of My Fair Lady on Broadway in 1956
startTime 1940s
typicalMedium stage
workPeriod post–World War II era

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Paint Your Wagon partOf Lerner and Loewe musicals