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A Little Night Music: Ravinia Festival Concert (2002)
The actress Desiree Armfeldt becomes entangled with multiple intersecting love affairs, which all converge for an evening at the Viennese country estate of her mother, a former courtesan.
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The actress Desiree Armfeldt becomes entangled with multiple intersecting love affairs, which all converge for an evening at the Viennese country estate of her mother, a former courtesan.
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Genre:Music, Romance, Comedy
Written By:Ingmar Bergman, Hugh Wheeler
In Theaters:8/22/2002
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Runtime:145 minutes
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Cast
Lonny Price
Director
Zoe Caldwell
Madame Armfeldt
Patti LuPone
Desiree Armfeldt
George Hearn
Fredrik Egerman
John McVeigh
Henrik Egerman
Johanna McKenzie Miller
Anne Egerman
Samantha Anne Meron
Fredrika Armfeldt
Sara Ramirez
Petra
Marc Kudisch
Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm
Hollis Resnik
Countess Charlotte Malcolm
Beau Davidson
Frid
James Rank
Mr. Lindquist
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