Ned Kelly
{'<entity_0>': 'Adelaide Festival Centre', '<entity_1>': '30 December 1977', '<entity_2>': 'Reg Livermore', '<entity_3>': 'Patrick Flynn', '<entity_4>': 'bushranger', '<entity_5>': 'Ned Kelly', '<entity_6>': 'musical', '<entity_7>': 'English', '<entity_8>': 'Kelly'}
[['Ned Kelly', 'lyrics by', 'Reg Livermore'], ['Ned Kelly', 'composer', 'Patrick Flynn'], ['Ned Kelly', 'instance of', 'musical'], ['Ned Kelly', 'different from', 'Ned Kelly'], ['Ned Kelly', 'date of first performance', '30 December 1977'], ['Ned Kelly', 'location of first performance', 'Adelaide Festival Centre'], ['Ned Kelly', 'language of work or name', 'English'], ['Ned Kelly', 'librettist', 'Reg Livermore'], ['Ned Kelly', 'description', 'musical'], ['Ned Kelly', 'depicts', 'Ned Kelly'], ['Ned Kelly', 'languages spoken, written or signed', 'English'], ['Ned Kelly', 'original language of film or TV show', 'English'], ['Ned Kelly', 'occupation', 'bushranger'], ['Ned Kelly', 'writing language', 'English'], ['Ned Kelly', 'family name', 'Kelly'], ['Ned Kelly', 'soundtrack release', 'Ned Kelly']]
<entity_5> (sometimes titled <entity_5>: The Electric Music Show) is an Australian <entity_6> with book and lyrics by <entity_2> and music by <entity_3>. It tells the story of Australian <entity_4> <entity_5> with an eclectic score combining rock opera, vaudeville and burlesque. Livermore began writing <entity_5> in 1972 when touring as a performer with the <entity_6> Hair in Perth and Adelaide. The concept album, released in mid-1974, featured various members of the Australian cast of Jesus Christ Superstar, including Jon <entity_7> as <entity_5>, Trevor White, John Paul Young and Livermore. In mid-1977, the <entity_0> started planning for the first production of <entity_5>, to open in Adelaide. The cast included Nick Turbin as <entity_5>, Geraldine Turner as Ma <entity_8>, Doug Parkinson as Joe Byrne and Arthur Dignam as Superintendent Hare. <entity_5> opened <entity_1> at the Festival Theatre, <entity_0>.
['musical', 'painting', 'soundtrack album', 'human', 'film']