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Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg |
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Alain Boublil
Claude-Michel Schönberg
The team of Claude-Michel Schönberg and Alain Boublil talk about why they broke from their usual practice of originating their own projects and took on writing The Pirate Queen; how they first began to collaborate in the wake of Jesus Christ Superstar; the immediate success of the concept album and stage version of their first musical, La Révolution Française; what happened in the five year gap between Les Misérables? Paris and London debuts; and why they continue to tweak their Martin Guerre, 11 years after its London debut.
Original air date - May 4, 2007
Running Time - 51:24
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