Miss Saigon
The heartbreaking classic
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Among the musical theater crowd, Miss Saigon is held as one of the classics of the genre, and has been beloved since its famous helicopter first swooped in 1991.
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The heartbreaking classic
The heartbreaking classic
The Broadway musical that stole the hearts of a nation, Miss Saigon is back to stun this year in this production at the California Theatre of Performing Arts. Written by Claude-Michel Schonberg and Alain Boublil and based on Puccini's famous opera Madame Butterly, Miss Saigon is a triumphant production that tells the story of heartache and anguish of forbidden love during the Vietnamese war.
The Broadway musical that stole the hearts of a nation, Miss Saigon is back to stun this year. Written by Claude-Michel Schonberg and Alain Boublil and based on Puccini's famous opera Madame Butterly, Miss Saigon is a triumphant production that tells the story of heartache and anguish of forbidden love during the Vietnamese war.
What is the story?
Set in the final days of the Vietnam War, Miss Saigon charts the burgeoning romance of an American GI, Chris, and a vulnerable local girl, Kim, who works in a steamy Saigon go-go bar. From the moment they meet, Chris is immediately drawn to her, determined to protect her from the horror surrounding them.
After spending the night together, Chris and Kim realize they cannot ignore how strongly they both feel and pledge their love to each other. However, not even their love is enough to keep the Vietnam war at bay forever, and when Saigon falls, Chris is forced to flee the country. Kim awaits Chris' return for years - but he has since found a new wife back in America. Will Chris return to Kim, or abandon the life they created to the mercy of the Vietcong?
Emily Bautista as Kim
Red Concecion as The Engineer
Anthony Festa as Chris
Ellie Fishman as Ellen
J.Daughtry as John
Jinwoo Jung as Thuy
Christine Bunuan as Gigi
Myra Molloy as Kim (at certain performances)
Alexander Aguilar, Eric Badique, Brandon Block, Eymard Cabling, Joven Calloway, Rae Leigh Case, Jace Chen, Kai An Chee, Matthew Dailey, Tyler Dunn, Julie Eicher, Noah Gouldsmith, Adam Kaokept, David Kaverman, Madoka Koguchi, Ryder Khatiwala, Mckinley Knuckle, Nancy Lam, Brian Shimasaki Liebson, Jonelle Margallo, Garrick Macatangay, Fin Moulding, Kevin Murakami, Jackie Nguyen, Matthew Overberg, Emilio Ramos, Adam Roberts, Michael Russell, Paul Schwensen, Julius Sermonia, Emily Stillings,Tiffany Toh, Nicholas Walters and Anna Lee-Wright
Directed by Laurence Connor
Original Broadway production - 1991 Tony Award Wins
Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical
Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical
Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Musical
Original Broadway production - 1991 Tony Award Nominations
Best Musical
Best Book of a Musical
Best Original Score
Best Choreography
Best Direction of a Musical
Best Scenic Design
Best Lighting Design
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