<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>Two homegrown musicals symbolize opposite ends of theater here. Andrew Lloyd Webber - the world's most bankable composer - has opened "The Woman in White," drawn from a novel of Victorian morality. By contrast, the most talked<wm> about musical, and possibly the most commercially successful musical theater of all time - is M. Butterfly," a French-French production that tells the story of Pierre Dupont a French diplomat living in Paris in China during World War II, and his romance. "By the time I got here we have the song of the song," a phrase that echoes throughout "Miss Saigon," a global hit.
As for a musical revue featuring two new songs, this could lead us to the next topic...?</wm>... opera - "Les Princesse aux Peaux Cuirelles" or, of course