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While the Stephen Sondheim scored Sweeney Todd celebrated its Broadway opening night 43 years ago last night, tonight downtown at Joe's Pub, actress/singer/songwriter Eleri Ward will be giving Sondheim's beloved, masterful tunes a fresh, new sound with gorgeous arrangements and a one-of-a-kind truly dreamy vocal.

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On February 9, 1984, Chita and Liza reunited on a Broadway stage in a Kander & Ebb musical (the first being playing Velma and Roxie respectively in the original Chicago) at the Martin Beck Theatre.

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Four decades ago this evening, the remarkable Dreamgirls original Broadway cast took their first Broadway bow at the Imperial Theatre.

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Ready for a closeup on 1994! Let's look at 10 musical theatre stars taking on the Sunset Boulevard showstopper "As If We Never Said Goodbye" who have not played Norma!

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Idina Menzel took the stage on September 9, 2001 at Broadway on Broadway in Times Square to deliver a performance from her next Broadway role, Amneris in AIDA.

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Before Dear Evan Hansen, before The Greatest Showman - there was Dogfight.

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April 30th marks the 12 year anniversary of the Dolly Parton scored musical 9 to 5.

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Broadway was revolutionized 25 years ago tonight when the original Broadway cast of Rent took to the Nederlander Theatre stage.

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On the anniversary of the musical's opening night, it seems like no better time than the present to run our all time ultimate YouTube countdown of our favorite performances of Stephen Sondheim's glorious anthem, "Being Alive" from Company.

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We are revisiting one of our very favorite superwomen Broadway performances by these sensational six ladies. The song "Letterbomb" appeared in the full-throttle Broadway musical American Idiot, directed by Michael Mayer. The electric musical, which opened on April 20, 2010 at Broadway's St. James Theatre, revolved around the 7th Green Day album of the same name