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KEY FEATURES
Homepage	Search - Search the site for names, titles, etc.		What's New - A short list of our newest features.		What is a musical? - Some basic definitions

MUSICALS ON STAGE
You can see a one-page Capsule Stage History or go to detailed essays on -
Musical Pioneers French and Viennese Operetta The Early American Musical: 1866 to 1879 The First Musical Comedies: 1879 to 1899 British Music Hall American Variety Minstrel Shows Vaudeville Burlesque Gilbert and Sullivan Britain & the USA After Gilbert and Sullivan Stage: 1900s Stage: 1910s Stage: 1920s Stage: 1930s			Stage: 1940s Stage 1950s I: The Golden Decade Stage 1950s II: The Composers Stage 1950s III: The Directors Stage 1950s IV: The Great Dames Stage: 1960s Stage: 1970s I: Rock Musicals Stage 1970s II: Concept Musicals & Revivals Stage 1970s III: New Book Musicals Stage: 1980s Stage: 1990s Stage: 2000s And the Future? Bibliography

Cabaret 101 - nightspots that launched many musical careers.

MUSICALS ON FILM
Screen 1927-30: Hollywood Learns To Sing Screen 1930s: "In the Shadows" Screen 1940s: "Yankee Doodle Do or Die" Screen 1950s: "Get That Long Face Lost" Screen 1960s: "A Spoonful of Sugar" Screen 1970s: "Hopelessly Devoted" Screen 1980s: "Crazy World" Screen 1990s: "A Whole New World" Screen 2000s: Film's Second Century And the Future?

MUSICALS ON TELEVISION
Musicals on Television Introduction 1944-1955 1956-1957 1958-1959 1960-1966 1967-1970 1970-1979 1980-1989 1990-1999 2000-Today TV Bibliography

SPECIAL FEATURES
A Chorus Line - the musical that spoke to and for a generation. George M. Cohan - "The Man Who Owned Broadway" Noel Coward - a tribute to "The Master" Gilbert & Sullivan - the first monarchs of musical comedy Historic NY Theatres - information on past and present venues How to Put on a Musical - a guide for schools & community groups Al Jolson - "The World's Greatest Entertainer"			Making Broadway Musicals - how they are written and produced Ethel Merman- the First Lady of American Musical Comedy The Merry Widow - a centennial tribute to this landmark musical hit. Musical Theatre Research - Where to find resources Theatre in New York: A Brief History - Essays trace how NYC became theatre capital of the world Variety-Vaudeville - music halls, variety, burlesque, vaudeville Ziegfeld & The Follies - Broadway's legendary producer

SHOW RIGHTS
Show Rights Index - Who to contact for licensing rights. Hard to Find Performance Rights - How to track down rights to rare musicals.
STAGE & SCREEN CHRONOLOGIES
Musical Chronologies
Stage Musicals				Screen Musicals
1700-1859 1860s 1870s 1880s 1890s 1900s 1910s 1920s		1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s		1927-1929 1930-1934 1935-1939 1940-1944 1945-1949 1950-54 1955-1959 1960s 1970s to the Present
REVIEWS & VIEWS
A. Theatre/TV Reviews B. CD Reviews C. TMusicals101's Theatre Blog - Musings on musicals, show biz, life and all that jazz

REFERENCE RESOURCES
Musicals: Who's Who Brief biographical sketches of more than 360 musical theatre and film greats.			Musicals vs. History Ever wondered just how accurate musicals about historical figures are? The scoop on the real people behind Evita, King & I and more.
Musicals: A Calendar A monthly listing of birthdays, openings and other memorable events. Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec

Script Samples from Historic Musicals (The Black Crook, Robin Hood, Little Johnny Jones, etc.)

Musicals: Photo Galleries
Stage Gallery I Stage Gallery II Stage Gallery III Stage Gallery IV			Cabaret Gallery George M. Cohan Gallery Light Opera of Manhattan Vaudeville

SPECIAL FEATURES & GUEST SITES
A Life in 20th Century Showbiz - the family of vaudeville & Hollywood veteran Armand Wright share their memories, photos and more. Gays and Musicals: Our Love is Here to Stay - Essays and bibliography on an all too rarely discussed topic. Suggested Links LOOM: The Unofficial Light Opera of Manhattan Homepage - A loving recollection of this lost theater company, with essays and photos. Karen Miller/Rochelle Seldin Homepage - A tribute to two piano-bar legends & their friends NY Restaurants for Theatergoers - Good & affordable places to eat when catching a show in Manhattan. - Times Square/Midtown - Greenwich Village/Lower East Side

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