Can-Can
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jul 6, 2007
Closed Aug 8, 2007
Opened Jul 6, 2007
Closed Aug 8, 2007
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The summer musical event of 2007 will be a world premiere re-envisioning of Cole Porter's musical Can-Can with a new book by David Lee and Joel Fields. Can-Can centers on Pistache, the only woman in Paris who owns a café that features the sexy and provocative Can-Can. During this dazzling, if not naughty, evening of musical theater, Pistache faces both a fervent attempt to shut down her business as well as her own complications in love.
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The Pasadena Playhouse's revival of Cole Porter's Can-Can gives a swift kick in the can-can of local theater with its exhilarating production. The new book by Joel Fields and director David Lee enhances the problematic main relationship between café owner La Môme Pistache (Michelle Duffy) and straitlaced judge Aristide (Kevin Earley) by giving it a back-story. And no one can quibble about the hit parade of Cole Porter tunes that brighten this tale set in late 19th-century Paris.
Pistache runs Bal du Paradis, a tawdry dance cafe specializing in the scintillating Can-Can dance, deviant in the law's eyes because the dancers remove their petticoats. Thanks to a "Don't Ask, Don't [...]