What is How cruel are the Traytors?

How cruel are the Traytors is a Broadway song from The Beggar's Opera.

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How cruel are the Traytors is from The Beggar's Opera, a Broadway musical.

Who wrote How cruel are the Traytors?

How cruel are the Traytors was composed by John Gay with lyrics by John Gay.

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How cruel are the Traytors

from The Beggar's Opera Revival (1928)

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Credits

Composed by: John Gay
Lyrics by: John Gay
Position: Act 2, Song 9 of 19

Characters

Characters who perform this song:

Lucy Lockit

from The Beggar's Opera

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How cruel are the Traytors appears in The Beggar's Opera.

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What is How cruel are the Traytors?: How cruel are the Traytors is a Broadway song from The Beggar's Opera.
What show is How cruel are the Traytors from?: How cruel are the Traytors is from The Beggar's Opera, a Broadway musical.
Who wrote How cruel are the Traytors?: How cruel are the Traytors was composed by John Gay with lyrics by John Gay.
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