barry miller played bobby c in saturday night fever in the argentinian production.
barry miller played bobby c in saturday night fever in the argentinian production.
who played bobby c in saturday night fever in the argentinian production?
barry miller
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an argentinian production opened at el nacional, buenos aires, on 4 april 2001 and closed on 28 july 2001. the cast included darío petruzio as tony manero, silvia luchetti as stephanie, elena roger as annette, héctor pilatti as monty and charlie g. as bobby c.









































producer joop van den ende's stage entertainment company opened a dutch production at the beatrix theater, utrecht, on 17 june 2001. it closed on 23 february 2003. the cast included joost de jong as tony manero, chantal janzen as stephanie, and various tv personalities as dj monty, one of them was carlo boszhard.
saturday night fever (musical)
"night fever" is a song written and performed by the bee gees. it first appeared on the soundtrack to "saturday night fever" on rso records. producer robert stigwood wanted to call the film "saturday night", but singer robin gibb expressed hesitation at the title. stigwood liked the title "night fever" but was wary of marketing a movie with that name. the song bounded up the billboard charts while the bee gees two previous hits from "saturday night fever" soundtrack ("how deep is your love" and "stayin' alive") were still in the top ten. the record debuted on the billboard magazine hot 100 chart at #76, then leaped up 44 positions to #32. it then moved: 32-17-8-5-2-1. it remained at #1 for eight weeks (the most for any single that year), and ultimately spent 13 weeks in the top 10. for the first five weeks that "night fever" was at #1, "stayin' alive" was at #2. also, for one week in march, bee gees related songs held five of the top positions on the hot 100 chart, and more impressively, four of the top five position, with "night fever" at the top of the list. the b-side of "night fever" was a live version of "down the road" taken from the bee gees 1977 album, "here at last... bee gees... live".
night fever