Moulin Rouge!
La première de la comédie musicale a eu lieu le 10 juillet 2018 au Emerson Colonial Theatre de Boston.
Broadway:
Previews: 28 juin 2019 (Al Hirschfeld Theatre)
Opening date: 25 juillet 2019
Closing date: //
Nombre de représentations consécutives : // (24 previews)
West End:
Previews: 13 novembre 2021 (Piccadilly Theatre)
Opening date: 20 janvier 2022
Nombre de représentations consécutives : //
adapté du film éponyme de Baz Luhrmann (2001)
Livret: John Logan
Lyrics & Musique: divers
Additional Lyrics: Justin Levine
Mise en scène: Alex Timbers
Chorégraphie: Sonya Tayeh
Direction musicale:
Orchestrations:
Décors: Derek McLane
Costumes: Catherine Zuber
Lumières: Justin Townsend
L'histoire
Dans le quartier de Montmartre à Paris, en France, au début du 20ème siècle, un monde de beauté et d'extravagance sans pareil, de bohèmes et d'aristocrates, de boulevards et de mademoiselles, le Moulin Rouge ! La comédie musicale raconte l'histoire fictive de Christian, écrivain, ambitieux et amoureux de Satine, une chanteuse éblouissante et envoûtante. S'ajoutent de nombreux personnages, dont l'animateur, Harold Zidler, le brillant et affamé artiste Toulouse-Lautrec, le plus grand danseur de tango - et gigolo - de tout Paris, Santiago, Nini, et le Duc de Monroth, le riche et légitime patron du club qui pense pouvoir acheter tout ce qu'il veut, y compris l'amour.
Adaptation Cinématographique
Film réalisé par Baz Luhrmann (2001)
Durée : 127 min
- Pays : États-Unis / Australie
- Date de sortie :
- États-Unis : 16 mai 2001
- France : 3 octobre 2001
- Avec: Ewan McGregor, Nicole Kidman, Jim Broadbent, Richard Roxburgh, John Leguizamo
Distribution Originale
Satine: Karen Olivo
Christian: Aaron Tveit
Harold Zidler: Danny Burstein
Toulouse-Lautrec: Sahr Ngaujah
The Duke of Monroth: Tam Mutu
Santiago: Ricky Rojas
Nini: Robyn Hurder
Le Chocolat/Ensemble: Jacqueline B. Arnold
Arabia/Ensemble: Holly James
Babydoll/Ensemble: Jeigh Madjus
Pierre/Ensemble: Reed Luplau
Ensemble: Olutayo Bosede, Kyle Brown, Sam J. Cahn, Max Clayton, Aaron C. Finley, Paloma Garcia-Lee, Bahiyah Hibah, Ericka Hunter, Morgan Marcell, Brandt Martinez, Jodi McFadden, Kevyn Morrow, Fred Odgaard, Khori Michelle Petinaud, Benjamin Rivera
Swing: Amber Ardolino, Karli Dinardo, Evan Kinnane, Caleb Marshall, Dylan Paul
Numéros Musicaux
Act I
"Welcome to the Moulin Rouge!" (Lady Marmalade/So Fresh, So Clean/Money (That's What I Want)/Let's Dance/Burning Down The House/Because We Can (Fatboy Slim))– Zidler, Nini, La Chocolat, Arabia, Baby Doll, Monroth, Christian, Toulouse-Lautrec, Santiago, and Company
"Bohemian Ideas" (The Sound of Music†/I Don't Want To Wait/Every Breath You Take/Never Gonna Give You Up) – Christian
"Truth, Beauty, Freedom, Love (Royals/Children of the Revolution/We Are Young) – Christian, Toulouse-Lautrec, Santiago, and Company
"The Sparkling Diamond" (Diamonds Are Forever/Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend/Material Girl/Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)/Diamonds) – Satine and Company
"Shut Up and Raise Your Glass" (Shut Up And Dance/Raise Your Glass/I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)) – Satine, Christian, Toulouse, Santiago, and Company
"Firework" – Satine
"Your Song" – Christian and Satine
"So Exciting! (The Pitch Song)" – Zidler, Toulouse-Lautrec, Christian, Santiago, Satine, and Monroth
"Sympathy For The Duke" (Sympathy For The Devil/You Can't Always Get What You Want/Gimme Shelter) – Monroth, Satine, and Company
"Nature Boy" – Toulouse-Lautrec and Christian
"Elephant Love Medley" (All You Need is Love/Love is Just a Game/I Was Made for Loving You†/Just One Night†/Pride (In the Name of Love)/Can't Help Falling In Love/Don't You Want Me/Don't Speak/I Love You Always Forever/It Ain't Me Babe/Love Hurts/Love is a Battlefield/Play the Game/Such Great Heights/Torn/Take On Me/Fidelity/What's Love Got To Do with It/Everlasting Love/Up Where We Belong/Heroes/Your Song/I Will Always Love You)– Christian, Satine, and Company
Act II
"Backstage Romance" (Bad Romance/Tainted Love/Seven Nation Army/Toxic/Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)) – Santiago, Nini, and Company
"Come What May"– Christian and Satine
"Only Girl In A Material World" (Only Girl (In the World)/Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend/Material Girl) – Monroth, Satine, and Company
"Chandelier" – Zidler, Christian, Santiago, Toulouse-Lautrec, La Chocolat, Arabia, Baby Doll, and Company
"El Tango de Roxanne" – Christian and Company
"Crazy Rolling" (Crazy/Rolling in the Deep) – Christian, Satine, and Company
"Your Song (Reprise)" (Come What May/Your Song/Heroes) – Satine, Christian, and Company
"Come What May (Reprise)" – Christian and Company
"More More More!" (Lady Marmalade/Hey Ya!/Because We Can (Fatboy Slim)/Minnie the Moocher/Bad Romance/What's Love Got to Do with It/Don't You Want Me/Crazy/Galop Infernal) – Zidler, Nini, La Chocolat, Arabia, Baby Doll, Toulouse-Lautrec, Santiago, Monroth, Christian, Satine, and Company