Sugar

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Sugar is a 1972 Broadway musical comedy with music by Jule Styne, adapted from the film "Some Like It Hot."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Broadway musical
stage musical
adaptationOf "Some Like It Hot" (1959 film) NERFINISHED
adaptedTo various regional and international stage productions
alsoKnownAs "Sugar (Some Like It Hot)" in some productions NERFINISHED
awardRecognition received multiple Tony Award nominations
basedOn film "Some Like It Hot" NERFINISHED
bookBy Peter Stone NERFINISHED
broadwayRunLength 505 performances
broadwaySeason 1971–1972 Broadway season
choreographer Gower Champion NERFINISHED
closedOnBroadway 1973-06-23
composer Jule Styne NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Gower Champion NERFINISHED
featuresCharacter Jerry NERFINISHED
Joe NERFINISHED
Sugar Kane NERFINISHED
genre musical comedy
hasSubjectMatter cross-dressing
gangsters
romantic comedy
hasType adaptation of a film
lyricist Bob Merrill NERFINISHED
musicalStyle traditional Broadway
notableFor stage adaptation of the classic Billy Wilder film "Some Like It Hot"
notableSong "Beautiful Through and Through" NERFINISHED
"Doin' It for Sugar" NERFINISHED
"It's Always Love" NERFINISHED
"Penniless Bums" NERFINISHED
openedOnBroadway 1972-04-09
originalBroadwayStar Elaine Joyce NERFINISHED
Robert Morse NERFINISHED
Tony Roberts NERFINISHED
originalBroadwayStarRole Elaine Joyce as Sugar Kane NERFINISHED
Robert Morse as Jerry/Daphne
Tony Roberts as Joe/Josephine
originalLanguage English
originalTheatre Majestic Theatre NERFINISHED
plotSummary Two male musicians disguise themselves as women and join an all-girl band to escape gangsters.
premiereDate 1972-04-09
premiereLocation Majestic Theatre, Broadway NERFINISHED
producer David Merrick NERFINISHED
setting United States during Prohibition NERFINISHED
subjectOf cast recording album
timePeriodOfSetting late 1920s
workChronologyOfComposer follows Jule Styne musicals of the 1960s

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Jule Styne notableWork Sugar
Dania Krupska notableWork Sugar