Can-Can Musical Lyrics
Can-Can Lyrics
- Act 1
- Introduction & Maidens Typical Of France
- Never Give Anything Away
- C'est Magnifique
- Quadrille
- Come Along With Me
- Live And Let Love
- I Am In I Love
- If You Loved Me Truly
- Allez-Vous En, Go Away
- Montmartre
- Act 2
- Never, Never Be An Artist
- It's All Right With Me
- Every Man Is A Stupid Man
- The Apaches
- I Love Paris
- Can-Can
- Finale
- Other Songs:
- The Law
- I Shall Positively Pay You Next Monday
- A Man Must His Honor Defend
Can-Can musical description
After success on Broadway, the musical moved to the Coliseum Theatre in 1954 and went there for another 394 shows. Jerome Whyte was a director. The actors were as follows: W. Mitchell, I. Hilda, G. Lynne, E. Hockridge & A. Marks. Resuming on Broadway at the Minskoff Theatre took place 18 years later, in 1981, but it was not a success and closed after only five performances and 16 previews. Choreographer this time was Roland Petit. Critics vilified it as a second-rate material and humiliated otherwise.
Another attempt was in 1983 at St. Louis, with the actors: B. Leavel, J. Kaye, L. Yarnell, J. Reardon, L. Leritz & J. Schuck. It was a great success, where critics praised everything from excellent performance of dances to the brightness of the characters and to the grandeur of their play. London took the resurrection of it in 1988, for one season until the 1989’s beginning. The distinguishing feature of this production is that it was completely redesigned, starting from songs and selection of actors, to their costumes and choreography. The libretto was rewritten as well.
Further performances were as follows: in 2004, in a City Center; 2007 in California, Pasadena Playhouse. Since then, new shows not yet have been released, despite their success and new re-thinking.
Release date: 1953
Last Update:January, 13th 2016