Cell Block Tango

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"Cell Block Tango" is a darkly comedic musical number from the film adaptation of the Broadway musical Chicago, in which female prisoners theatrically recount the murders of their lovers.

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Cell Block Tango canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf song
adaptedAs film musical number in Chicago (2002 film)
associatedWith Bob Fosse NERFINISHED
basedOn Chicago (play) by Maurine Dallas Watkins NERFINISHED
composer John Kander NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
directorOfFilmSequence Rob Marshall NERFINISHED
featuresCharacters Merry Murderesses NERFINISHED
female prisoners
filmReleaseYear 2002
firstPerformanceIn Chicago (stage musical) NERFINISHED
genre musical theatre
show tune
hasCharacterMonologue Cicero NERFINISHED
Lipschitz NERFINISHED
Pop
Six NERFINISHED
Squish NERFINISHED
Uh-uh
language English
lyricist Fred Ebb NERFINISHED
medium film
stage
narrativeTheme crime and punishment
female empowerment
murder
narrativeTone dark comedy
notableFor choreographed prison setting
intercut storytelling in the 2002 film
stylized depiction of homicide confessions
originalBroadwayProductionYear 1975
partOf Chicago NERFINISHED
Chicago (2002 film) NERFINISHED
Chicago (musical) NERFINISHED
performedByInFilm Catherine Zeta-Jones NERFINISHED
Deidre Goodwin NERFINISHED
Denise Faye NERFINISHED
Ekaterina Chtchelkanova NERFINISHED
Mýa NERFINISHED
Susan Misner NERFINISHED
refrain He had it comin'
Pop! Six! Squish! Uh-uh! Cicero! Lipschitz!
setting Cook County Jail NERFINISHED
women's cell block
structure ensemble chorus
series of monologues

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Chicago (film musical) notableSong Cell Block Tango
subject surface form: Chicago (film)
Chicago (2002 film) notableSong Cell Block Tango
Chicago notableSong Cell Block Tango
subject surface form: Chicago (musical)