Musical Theatre: Musical Theatre

Over 30 channels from All Sondheim to Tony award winners.

"Each month we bring you a feature article on one of the great performers, and another on one of the great songwriters from the past 100 years of popular song. We revisit some of the anecdotes you remember, and provide some facts and tidbits that you probably never heard before. We zero in on some of the key songs and performances for these writers and artists." Includes Year-By-Year Index of the Hits.

3298 recordings of Broadway (and other) musicals, 28,346 song titles, 17,687 artists, 1843 titles and 2747 cover images

"This guide has been designed for those who enjoy musicals, especially for those who participate in productions of Broadway, West End and shows written with the amateur in mind." Covering hundreds of musicals with plot synopsis, rights holders lists, and other useful information.

98 digitized musicals or opera scores

"IBDB (Internet Broadway Database) archive is the official database for Broadway theatre information. IBDB provides records of productions from the beginnings of New York theatre until today."

"Show Music on Record is a revised electronic version of the definitive reference source by Jack Raymond, first published in 1982. The database -- to be updated periodically -- provides discographic information for commercially-released show music recordings starting with those captured on early cylinders in the late 19th century and continuing through recent compact disc productions of the early 21st century. In addition to listings of original cast recordings of American shows produced for the stage, screen, and television, and foreign stage shows and motion pictures that played in the U.S., Show Music on Record includes commercial recordings of later albums and medleys from shows, individual show tunes performed by members of original, revival, and studio casts, records of composers performing their own show songs, and selected additional recordings of related interest."

"StageAgent.com is a social networking & resource web site for the performing arts community. Founded by students from Stanford University in 2000, StageAgent is now the most widely used theatre resource site on the Web. * Producers who want to discover talent and promote casting calls. * Fans who want to learn about shows, characters & authors.

"This list covers more than 500 professionally produced musicals currently available for amateur performances in the United States. You will have to contact the rights providers to confirm availability, current rates, and information on international rights. "

You're source for what's onstage in Chicago.

"browse over 150 writers and writing teams. Click "Search Songs" to search our roster of 360 handpicked songs by voice and song type. "