On the River Styx Nathan Lane & Roger Bart
"On the River Styx," performed by Nathan Lane and Roger Bart, is a theatrical #Musical number from the 2000 show "The Producers." The song explores themes of death, the afterlife, and the journey to the underworld, blending humor with dark imagery. Its unique musical elements include playful melodies and theatrical storytelling, contributing to its cultural impact as a memorable moment in Broadway history.
[DIONYSOS]
I want to thank you, Xanthias
[XANTHIAS]
For what?
[DIONYSOS]
For joining me on my quest
[XANTHIAS]
I didn't have much of a choice, being a slave and all
[DIONYSOS]
Still. There are particular times since my wife died when I feel so terribly alone
[XANTHIAS]
I didn't know you were married
[DIONYSOS]
It was many years ago. Her name was Ariadne. Have you ever been in love, Xanthias?
[XANTHIAS]
Yeah, once. But there was someone else. She was having an affair with a centaur. You know -- half man, half horse? I couldn't compete with that
[DIONYSOS]
I had to ask...
I want to thank you, Xanthias
[XANTHIAS]
For what?
[DIONYSOS]
For joining me on my quest
[XANTHIAS]
I didn't have much of a choice, being a slave and all
[DIONYSOS]
Still. There are particular times since my wife died when I feel so terribly alone
[XANTHIAS]
I didn't know you were married
[DIONYSOS]
It was many years ago. Her name was Ariadne. Have you ever been in love, Xanthias?
[XANTHIAS]
Yeah, once. But there was someone else. She was having an affair with a centaur. You know -- half man, half horse? I couldn't compete with that
[DIONYSOS]
I had to ask...
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