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Subject: Books on Broadway: Lolita
Date: Tue, 16 Jan 2007 20:12:29 -0800
From: Chelsea Randall <car266@NYU.EDU>
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>From the New York Times Book Review:

Books on Broadway

By Henry Alford

When they say "book" on Broadway, sometimes they really mean "book."
Within the past few months, musical adaptations of "High Fidelity," "How
the Grinch Stole Christmas!" and "Les Miserables" (a revival) opened on
Broadway, neighbors to that long-running page-to-stage success, "The Color
Purple." Can the marriage of Alice Munro and precision choreography be far
behind? Here are a few songs from productions I'd like to see.

>From "Lolita!"

Ripe and nubile
Juvenile.

O, Lolita
What a cheetah.

She's covered in lace an'
Then James Mason.

Really hinders
Shelly Winters.

World enraged:
Underaged!

Tension heightening:
Picnic, lightning!

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