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Tonight: Lola Blau
Author(s): Georg Kreisler
Actress Lola Blau makes grand steps in her theatrical career in 1938 Austria, only to have to flee the Germans. After the war is over she returns having found fame on Broadway and confronts those who stayed.
Format: Musical, cabaret
Cast Size: 1F, 1 piano player
Running time: 95 minutes with no intermission
Snapshot
Original or Prominent Production: March 2009, The Club at La Mama, New York.
Original Language: German
English Language Translator: Don White
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