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Rent


Playing at

Nederlander Theater

Awards 

Rent was a 1996 Tony® Awards winner and won the 1996 Pulitzer Prize for Drama

Show Site

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Broadway Musical

Previews  April 16 1996
Opened April 29 1996

Running Time  2 hrs 45 mins | 1 intermission

Tickets  $25 to $100

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Producers

Jeffrey Seller, Kevin McCollum, Allan S Gordon, New York Theatre Workshop

Creative

Jonathan Larson book, music & lyrics

Tim Weil music supervisor & arrangements

Marlies Yearby choreographer
Michael Greif director

Angela Wendt costume design
Blake Burba lighting design
Paul Clay scenic design

Cast

Mayumi Ando | Haven Burton | Matt Caplan | Tim Howar | Frenchie Davis | Robin de Jesus | D'Monroe | Shaun Earl | Ava Gaudet | Marcus Paul James | Justin Johnston | Destan Owens | Kenna J Ramsey | Antonique Smith

Opening Night Cast

Taye Diggs | Wilson Jermaine Heredia | Jesse L Martin | Idina Menzel | Adam Pascal | Anthony Rapp | Daphne Rubin-Vega | Fredi Walker

Synopsis

Rent is the late Jonathan Larson's version of Puccini's La Boheme, the ever-popular opera in which a group of French artistes struggle to survive in the garrets above Paris. Larson changed the locale to New York City's East Village, updated the characters occupations (a songwriter and filmmaker as opposed to a poet and painter, for example) and chose a subplot of social activism. Along the way he's managed to change the face of musical theater in America

Notes

One telling point in the producers' efforts to keep the show tied to its rock roots is the stipulation in audition calls, "No Broadway songs!" So, do you want to be in Rent? All it takes to start is a photo and a piece of paper. Check out Wanna Be In Rent to find out how

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