Kiss of the Spider Woman (Vocal Selections): Piano/Vocal/Chords

by John Kander (Composer), Fred Ebb (Composer)

Titles are: Anything for Him * Day After That * Dear One * Dressing Them Up * I Do Miracles * The Kiss of the Spider Woman * The Morphine Tango 1 * Only in the Movies * Over the Wall 2 * She's a Woman * Where You Are.

Genres: Plays, Musicals, Theatre, LGBT, Queer

108 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1997

Reviews

[Jonathan Hutchins]

Saw a production by Guildford School of Acting at the Electric Theatre in Guildford - stunned. Love the show, excellent.

[Nicki Markus]

Five stars for the show. However, this edition is riddled with typographical errors. I have sent the publisher an email this morning, outlining them all if the hope they'll fix them in future.

[Nika]

نمی‌دونم، خودم دوس نداشتم. کاملا می‌فهمم کل شوخی و جوکا بخاطر سختی‌ها و مرگ‌های مختلفیه که تجربه کردن، ولی نتونستم خیلی ارتباط برقرار کنم.

[Derek Henderson]

Disappointing. This all feels a bit forced, as though the source material doesn't lend itself to the treatment by Kander & Ebb.

[Brian McCann]

Great book and score. I enjoyed revisiting this piece very much.

[Mod?]

It's nice to read the book scenes for the first time, having previously known the score.

This has so little to do with Puig that it's an interesting example of adaptation.

[Kylie]

I ADORE Kiss of the Spider Woman and all its incarnations, however none of them have quite held up to my appreciation for Manuel Puig's original novel. The musical captures the escapism and hope Molina gets from the movies exceptionally well, but I think the actual plot and meat of his an Valentin's conflict suffers a bit in translation.

Still an absolute success that I would drop everything to see at literally any time.