The Black Crook
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| Playwright | Charles M. Barras |
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| Music | Thomas Baker |
| Productions | West End |
| Lyrics | Theodore Kennick |
| Characters | Count Wolfenstein |
| Barbara | |
| Hertzog | |
| Carline | |
| Greppo | |
| Amina | |
| Von Puffengruntz | |
| Rodolphe | |
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| ID | 2907327 |
About The Black Crook
The Black Crook is a work of musical theatre first produced, with great success, in New York in 1866. Many theatre writers have identified The Black Crook as the first popular piece that conforms to the modern notion of a musical, while others regard this conclusion "as something of a joke".