Albums

Let’s face the facts – when a show is as perfect the first time around as the original […]

Incontestably one of the greatest Broadway musicals of all time, My Fair Lady, which opened at the Mark […]

When the advent of stereo changed the way people listened to their music, Goddard Lieberson, then President of […]

Based on a hilarious 1982 film starring Peter O’Toole and Mark Linn-Baker, My Favorite Year detailed the visit […]

The product of a group of newcomers, The Nervous Set originated in St. Louis, where it became the […]

The product of two great theatrical creators, William Finn and James Lapine, A New Brain opened at the […]

While not benefiting from the excellent cast assembled for the 1952 edition, New Faces had a much-anticipated return […]

A showcase for fresh new theatrical talent, the New Faces revues were the concept of entrepreneur Leonard Sillman […]

Eugene O’Neill’s somber drama, Anna Christie, seemed an unlikely choice for a Broadway musical, but the legendary writer-director […]

The surprise hit of the 1982 season, Nine was a brilliant (and brilliantly executed) take-off on the unique […]

Billed as “The New 1925 Musical,” and sporting a new book by Otto Harbach and Frank Mandel, adapted […]

Now Is the Time for All Good Men, an anti-war stage protest, heralded the arrival on the New […]

An unorthodox recipient of the prestigious Pulitzer Prize in 1932 – the first musical ever so honored, though […]

The Captain’s Paradise, a 1953 British film starring Alec Guinness and Yvonne de Carlo, was turned into a […]

Because the concept of cutting cast album recordings didn’t exist when Oh, Kay! opened at the Imperial Theater […]

The infectious score composed by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II for their first effort together, following the […]