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Notes
- ^ Article about long runs in the theatre in London and New York, Stage Beauty website
- ^ a b Musicals Guided Tour - First Musicals, PeoplePlay UK
- ^ Article about the length of theatrical runs around the world, World Theatres
- ^ a b Dobin's Beggars Opera website
- ^ Kozinn, Allan. "The Beggar's Opera, An 18th-Century Satire", The New York Times, 10 May 1990, accessed 6 November, 2009
- ^ Traubner, Richard. Operetta: A Theatrical History, p. 11
- ^ "Baroque Composers", Baroque Arts
- ^ a b Dobin, Jonathan. Jonathan Dobin's The Beggar's Opera website, accessed 6 November 2009
- ^ 1948 Benjamin Britten version of The Beggar's Opera at the Guide to Musical Theatre
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- ^ Takarazuka Revue
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- ^ His dark song of self-justification is the only song that appears in both The Beggar's Opera and The Threepenny Opera (as Morgenchoral des Peachum)
- ^ O'Shaughnessy, Toni-Lynn. "A Single Capacity in The Beggar's Opera", Eighteenth-Century Studies, Vol. 21, No. 2 (Winter, 1987-1988), pp. 212-227 The Johns Hopkins University Press (online version requires subscription)
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