Rent: The Musical

For rent. For most people, it relates to apartments, houses or other things. This word rarely evokes pleasant memories, but it is more annoying and stressful. However, when someone mentioned my rent, my idea would be comparable to the most memorable experience in my life. When I heard the term rent, I quickly saw an eclectic Broadway work full of talent, adventure and magic. I drew an actress in costumes and danced on the stage. I envisioned a wonderful duet and a thoughtful lyrics.

Jonathan Larsson of the 1996 Broadway rock music rental is a contemporary representation of Bohemian ideals. The musical theme is Puccini's La Boheme. This is a combination of music theme, song twist, turn, and opera lyrics. However, Rent also studied contemporary issues such as homosexuality, HIV and drug addiction. The musical was held in East Village, New York, whose role was for young artists trying to make a living while insisting on their ideals. Many of them are HIV positive, they need to prove that their short lived life is worth and consume them productively. They will live their daily lives and try to focus on the value of each other's relationship.

Rent is rock music, accompanied by Jonathan Larson's music, lyrics and books based on Giacomo Puccini's opera Labohème. It tells the story of a group of poor young artists who are struggling to survive in the shadow of HIV / AIDS in the era of booming bohemian alphabet cities and strive to create life in the East Village in New York City. The musical first appeared in studio production at the New York Theater Studio in 1993. After officially opening in 1996, theaters other than the same Broadway are also the first appearances of musicals. Program producer Jonathan Larson suddenly died on aortic dissection that is believed to have been caused by undiagnosed Marfan syndrome the night before the non - Broadway premiere. The musical was transferred to Broadway's extensive Nederland Theater on April 29, 1996.