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The article which I've read is called Once the musical: A story of love, friendship, music – and success 
was published By Sarah Crompton in The Telegraph. This article is about as the musical opens in London. The author underline that it would be hard to imagine someone less likely to be the director of a Broadway musical than John Tiffany. He was a scruffy, straightforward Yorkshireman, who told nineteen to the dozen, was once literary manager for the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh, and built his subsequent career on championing new writing. Yet Once, a delicate, charming story of love, friendship and music, based on the popular Irish film of the same name, turned him into one of the hottest directors in America, winning eight Tony awards, including best director. It is now beginning previews in London, where it is likely to garner just as much praise.Then the author wrote The work that transformed Tiffany’s reputation was, in fact, not Once, but Black Watch, Gregory Burke’s gritty drama about soldiers from the Scottish regiment who served in Iraq. In the hands of Tiffany and his key collaborator Steven Hoggett it became something else: a visceral, haunting evocation of the lives of military men, their hopes and dreams.

 The musicals are very  interesting theame in our time and I'am impressed it all time. And this article is not exception!