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Power set his re-working of the play in a contemporary American urban setting, and used rhyming couplets and a range of musical styles such as hip-hop, soul, funk, R&B and a capella to relate to the story to contemporary concerns. Charles Isherwood, a critic for the
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in 2006 for Outstanding Musical, Outstanding Choreographer (Bill T. Jones) and Outstanding Sound Design (Darron L. West).
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called the play "a strange new hybrid: a hip-hop musical comedy-tragedy."
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The New York Theatre Workshop presentation was directed by
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Index

Seven (disambiguation)
Will Power
Seven Against Thebes
Aeschylus
Oedipus
Eteocles
Polynices
Thebes

Jo Bonney
Bill T. Jones
Lucille Lortel Awards
"SMU Meadows School of the Arts presents "The Seven" by Will Power"
"The Seven"
"Riffing and Scratching and Remixing Aeschylus"
"2006 Nominations & Recipients"
Categories
2005 musicals
Plays based on ancient Greek and Roman plays
Plays based on works by Aeschylus
Plays based on classical mythology
Modern adaptations of works by Aeschylus

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