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About Some Like It Hot
Currently, Some Like It Hot is experiencing a resurgence in popularity, particularly following its recent Broadway revival that opened in December 2022. This production has garnered attention for its vibrant staging, innovative choreography, and a fresh take on the beloved story. Critics have praised the performances and the new musical numbers that have been added to enhance the narrative. The Broadway run has been marked by a diverse cast and inclusive representation, aligning with contemporary values and attracting a broad audience. Additionally, the musical has been recognized with several Tony Award nominations, reflecting its critical acclaim and popularity. As of late 2023, the production continues to draw crowds, with plans for national tours and potential international productions, ensuring that the charm and humor of Some Like It Hot will reach even more fans worldwide. The combination of nostalgia for the classic film and the excitement of live theatre makes this musical a must-see event for theatre lovers.
Some Like It Hot History
Some Like It Hot is a musical based on the 1959 film of the same name, which starred Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon, and Marilyn Monroe. The film, directed by Billy Wilder, became iconic for its blend of comedy, romance, and cross-dressing themes. The stage adaptation first premiered in 2000 at the Chicago’s Oriental Theatre before making its way to Broadway. The musical features a score by Marc Shaiman, with lyrics by Scott Wittman and Marc Shaiman, capturing the humor and charm of the original film while infusing it with new musical numbers. The story follows two musicians, Joe and Jerry, who witness a mob hit and disguise themselves as female musicians to escape the mob. Along the way, they join an all-female band, leading to hilarious complications, mistaken identities, and love interests. The show has undergone various revivals and adaptations over the years, with notable productions that have kept the spirit of the original alive while appealing to new audiences.
