To leave a production of the play without having at least one of the musicals many outstanding songs lodged into your memory and stuck on your tong is almost a crime. Why I am still tapping my toes and singing its many memorable melodies while I am writing this review of the play. I am sure that the memories of all of its viewers are triggered with the mention of the word "rent." Just think about which song is stuck in your head right now. "Light My Candle," "Living in America," or "Seasons of Love?" Memorable, toe-tapping songs is without a doubt, exactly what Jonathan Larson had in mind when he wrote the score of the musical. How better to reach a large group of people and get them to remember your message than through a song? Whether it was Larson's intention or not, he used one of the most potent and effective political tools known to reach his audience and touch them in a way only known by few. He used the simple message of a song to remind the viewer of feelings of love, struggle, and perseverance in the most trying times

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