One Touch of Venus (stage musical)

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One Touch of Venus is a 1943 Broadway musical comedy with music by Kurt Weill and lyrics by Ogden Nash, centered on a statue of Venus that comes to life and causes romantic chaos.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Broadway musical
stage musical
adaptation One Touch of Venus (1948 film) NERFINISHED
adaptationType film adaptation
basedOn The Tinted Venus NERFINISHED
basedOnWorkBy F. Anstey NERFINISHED
bookBy Ogden Nash NERFINISHED
S. J. Perelman NERFINISHED
broadwayRunEndDate 1945-02-10
broadwayRunStartDate 1943-10-07
broadwaySeason 1943–1944 Broadway season
character Rodney Hatch NERFINISHED
Venus NERFINISHED
Whitelaw Savory NERFINISHED
choreographer Agnes de Mille NERFINISHED
composer Kurt Weill NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticalReception generally favorable
director Elia Kazan NERFINISHED
genre musical comedy
hasTheme fantasy
love
satire of modern life
language English
lyricist Ogden Nash NERFINISHED
notableSong I’m a Stranger Here Myself NERFINISHED
Speak Low NERFINISHED
That’s Him NERFINISHED
Westwind NERFINISHED
numberOfPerformances 567
orchestrator Kurt Weill NERFINISHED
originalCastMember Kenny Baker NERFINISHED
Kurt Kasznar NERFINISHED
Mary Martin NERFINISHED
Paula Laurence NERFINISHED
William Gaxton NERFINISHED
originalProductionCompany John C. Wilson Productions NERFINISHED
originalTheatre Imperial Theatre NERFINISHED
plotSummary A statue of Venus comes to life and causes romantic complications for a mild-mannered barber and those around him.
premiereCity New York City
premiereDate 1943-10-07
premierePlace Imperial Theatre NERFINISHED
premiereYear 1943
producer John C. Wilson NERFINISHED
setting New York City
style blend of popular song and classical influences
subject romantic chaos caused by a living statue
subjectMatter mythological figure Venus

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