from October 2017 to June 2018. Opera singers Alin Deleanu and Stephan Bootz played Zaza/Albin and Georges respectively. 2018 Spanish production: A Spanish production ran at the Teatre Tívoli in Barcelona from September 27, 2018, to February 24, 2019, with Àngel Llàcer as Albin and Ivan Labanda as Georges. Later the show was transferred to Madrid before returning to Barcelona, where it closed on January 31, 2021. 2019 Hong Kong production: La Cage aux Folles (假鳳虛鸞 in Cantonese) premiered January 19, 2019, at Hong Kong Cultural Centre Grand Theatre by Hong Kong Repertory Theatre 2019 Tel Aviv production: The Israeli premiere opened in August 2019 for a limited charity run, with all the proceeds being donated to "Yesh Im Mi Ledaber" for preventing suicide among LGBT youth. The original Israeli cast included Roi Dolev as Albin and Oren Habot as George. Musical numbers Act I Prelude – Orchestra "We Are What We Are" – Georges and Les Cagelles "(A Little More) Mascara" – Albin and Les Cagelles "With Anne on My Arm" – Jean-Michel and Georges "With You on My Arm" – Georges and Albin "Song on the Sand" – Georges "La Cage aux Folles" – Albin, Jacqueline and Les Cagelles "I Am What I Am" – Albin Act II Entr'acte – Orchestra "Song on the Sand" (Reprise) – Georges and Albin "Masculinity" – Georges, Albin, M. Renaud, Mme. Renaud and Tabarro "Look Over There" – Georges "Cocktail Counterpoint" – Georges, Edouard Dindon, Mme. Dindon and Jacob "The Best of Times" – Albin, Jacqueline and Company "Look Over There" (Reprise) – Jean-Michel "La Cage aux Folles" (Reprise) – Georges Finale – Company Recordings There are several cast recordings available for the show, including the Original Broadway cast, the Original Australian cast and the 2010 Broadway revival cast. No recording was made for the 2004 revival. Albin's Act I finale number, "I Am What I Am", was recorded by Gloria Gaynor and proved to be one of her biggest hits. It was also recorded by other artists, including Shirley Bassey, Tony Bennett, Pia Zadora, and John Barrowman. It also became a rallying cry of the Gay Pride movement. Awards and nominations La Cage became the first musical to twice win the Tony for Best Revival, in addition to its original Best Musical Tony: a triumph for all its Broadway productions. The show has garnered five nominations for Tony Award for Best