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The rush of all-singing, all-dancing screen adaptations expected
after the multi-Oscared success of Rob Marshall's 2002 film
adaptation of the stage musical Chicago is only now beginning. There are not three but eight all-singing, all-dancing witches led
by masterfully mirthful Troubadour vet Beth Kennedy as Hecate. The front-runners are a musical about all-singing, all-dancing,
all- morally repugnant murderesses who'll do anything to become
stars, and a drama about three clinically depressed women who are
capable of doing anything that might make them feel a little bit better
- up to and including taking their own lives. |
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