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Boy Friend

Boy Friend

Music Theatre International
A romantic spoof of 1920's jazz age musical comedy set in 1926 on the French Riviera

Premiere Date

1954

By

Sandy Wilson, music, lyrics, book

Plot Synopsis

Polly Browne, an English heiress, attending Mme. Dubonnet's finishing school meets Tony, who is of noble lineage but posing as a delivery boy. They fall in love but have a misunderstanding and then are finally happily reuinited at the Carnival Ball dressed as Pierrette and Pierrot.

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