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Written by Jonathan Larson and based on Puccini’s opera La bohème, Rent is a very successful rock opera that is the seventh-longest running Broadway show, and the second-longest running musical currently running on Broadway after Phantom of the Opera.

Opening in Broadway in April 1996, Rent is set in New York’s Bohemian East Village and tells the story of several young “Bohemians” living in the late 1980’s and dealing with AIDS. Following the lives of eight young people over the course of a year, Rent deals with love, death, betrayal, courage, despair, and hope. Sadly, Jonathan Larson did not live to see the success of the musical, dying shortly its off-Broadway debut.

In 2005, Rent was adapted into a motion picture directed by Chris Columbus (of Harry Potter fame) and starred most of the original Broadway cast, including Adam Pascal (Roger), Jesse L. Martin (Collins), and Idina Menzel (Maureen). The movie also starred Rosario Dawson as Mimi.

If anyone has any Rent fan fiction they wish to submit, then please email me at hopalong_pxp@lycos.com
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Bookcover for the fic 'Nor Doth He Sleep'.
Roger spends Christmas Eve in a candlelit vigil over Mimi.

Nor Doth He Sleep

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