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Broadway Blaze of Glory: The Definitive Guide to the Greatest Shows Ever Staged

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Broadway is the undisputed home of the American musical. For over a century, the Great White Way has been the stage for some of the most iconic and beloved shows in history. From Oklahoma! to Hamilton, Broadway shows have entertained and inspired audiences of all ages.

Rent FAQ: All That's Left to Know About Broadway's Blaze of Glory

by Jonathan Tolins

4.9 out of 5

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All That Left To Know About Broadway Blaze Of Glory is the definitive guide to the greatest Broadway shows ever staged. This comprehensive and engaging book covers everything from the early days of Broadway to the present day, providing readers with an in-depth look at the shows that have shaped the history of American theater.

Author John Kenrick is a renowned Broadway historian and critic. He has seen over 1,000 Broadway shows and has written extensively about the history of the American musical. In All That Left To Know About Broadway Blaze Of Glory, Kenrick shares his insights into the shows that have made Broadway the most vibrant and exciting theater district in the world.

The book is divided into three parts. The first part provides a history of Broadway, from its humble beginnings in the early 19th century to its status as the world's leading theater district today. The second part of the book is a guide to the greatest Broadway shows ever staged. Kenrick provides detailed descriptions of each show, including its plot, characters, music, and lyrics. He also discusses the historical context of each show and its impact on Broadway and American culture.

The third part of the book is a collection of essays on various aspects of Broadway history and culture. Kenrick writes about the great Broadway composers, lyricists, and performers. He also discusses the role of Broadway in American society and its impact on popular culture.

All That Left To Know About Broadway Blaze Of Glory is a must-read for any fan of Broadway musicals. It is a comprehensive and engaging guide to the greatest shows ever staged, and it is sure to provide readers with a new appreciation for the magic of Broadway.

Part 1: A History of Broadway

Chapter 1: The Early Years
Chapter 2: The Golden Age of Broadway
Chapter 3: The Post-War Years
Chapter 4: The Modern Era

Part 2: A Guide to the Greatest Broadway Shows Ever Staged

Chapter 5: Oklahoma!
Chapter 6: South Pacific
Chapter 7: The Sound of Music
Chapter 8: West Side Story
Chapter 9: Cats
Chapter 10: The Phantom of the Opera
Chapter 11: Les Misérables
Chapter 12: Rent
Chapter 13: Hamilton

Part 3: Essays on Broadway History and Culture

Chapter 14: The Great Broadway Composers
Chapter 15: The Great Broadway Lyricists
Chapter 16: The Great Broadway Performers
Chapter 17: The Role of Broadway in American Society
Chapter 18: The Impact of Broadway on Popular Culture

About the Author

John Kenrick is a renowned Broadway historian and critic. He has seen over 1,000 Broadway shows and has written extensively about the history of the American musical. Kenrick is the author of several books on Broadway, including Broadway Musicals: A Hundred-Year History and The Golden Age of Broadway.

Rent FAQ: All That's Left to Know About Broadway's Blaze of Glory

by Jonathan Tolins

4.9 out of 5