A 1994 Rock Opera musical adaptation of Giacomo Puccini's La Bohème, RENT depicts a group of Alphabet City-based impoverished bohemians coping and ...

Like the stage show, the film follows a group of bohemians in New York City's East Village from 1989 to 1990. Mark wants to be a filmmaker and his best ...

A page for describing Characters: RENT. Mark Cohen Roger and Collins's roommate and Maureen's ex-boyfriend. A cynical documentarist living in Alphabet City ...

A Soul-Crushing Desk Job was seen as not just easy to get for middle-class white men like Mark and Roger, but as all but inescapable.

Benny's reaction to the group's "La Vie Boheme." Even better in the movie, where he has a bunch of humorless high-corporate-types accompanying him.

The PTA is going to boycott the theater department's production of RENT. It's something about their depiction of non-normative sexual relationships.

Rent control means that a landlord can only raise a tenant's rent by a certain percentage each year, making it possible for long-term residents to continue ...

Rent is just Newsies with AIDS. Both are about people refusing to work (some of them with valid reasons), both have a song called Santa Fe praising the city.

A page for describing Headscratchers: RENT. Why did Roger begin the song "Light My Candle" with the words "What did you forget?" You can see it here as the ...

The stage show is nearly entirely sung-through; the movie converts several songs into dialogue or nixes them completely. Notable cuts include the various "Tune- ...