Here is one Original Cast album that has been selling on amazon.com for $197.00. That is, if you could find it, it is that rare. Considered a collector's item, this great musical from the 1960's was the musical version of the legendary Eugene O'Neill's Ah, Wilderness.

From Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick, the composer and lyricist of Fiorello!, She Loves Me and Fiddler on the Roof, Tenderloin is the story of a crusading moralist in 1890's New York.

The recent hit Off-Broadway hit musical comedy from the creators and producers of I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change (the longest running musical review in theatre history - now in it's 8th year!) that's so witty, so wise, and so tuned-in to the male psyche that it could only have originated in the fertile mind of a woman. Based on the European film, Men, by Doris Dörrie, it tells the story of an advertising executive who will stop at nothing in an outrageous attempt to win back his wife's affections. It's a bright, breezy, delightful spin on the foolish, desperate, and often downright insane extremes we all go to for love. Starring Tony-nominee Marc Kudisch (Thoroughly Modern Millie).

This Broadway musical of 1952 had everything going for it.

Tintypes Explores The Half-Century Between The Cival War And The Roaring Twenties In Its Music, Blackface To Ragtime To Jazz. Jerry Zaks, Carolyn Mignini, Lynne Thigpen, Trey Wilson, Mary Catherine Wright Perform 47 Songs From The Era.

In 1951, Phil Silvers starred in this Broadway musical comedy satirizing the then-champ of TV, Milton Berle¯his ego, his drive, his anything-for-a-laugh desperation. It only ran a year on Broadway, but the show was later filmed at a Los Angeles theater, with audience-reaction shots in and given a limited release.

Complete Recording Of Jerome Kern's Memorable 1915 Musical Comedy

In November 2004, Whoopi Goldberg returned to Broadway in the show that jump-started her career 20 years ago. Whoopi is at her witty best, revisiting her classic characters and touching on current material as well.

With a dazzling score by Leonard Bernstein and brilliant lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green, Wonderful Town is the story of Eileen and Ruth, two sisters who are fresh off the bus from Ohio and are bursting with dreams of making it big, falling in love and living happily ever after in New York City - the city we all love. Wonderful Town was born in 1953 as a vehicle for the considerable talents of movie star Rosalind Russell. The show opened to unanimous raves and went on to win 8 Tony Awards (including Best Musical, Composer & Authors). Features vocals by Brooke Shields as Ruth and Jennifer Hope Wills as Eileen. Includes 3 Bonus Tracks from 1953 performed by Comden & Green

With a dazzling score by Leonard Bernstein and brilliant lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green, Wonderful Town is the story of Eileen and Ruth, two sisters who are fresh off the bus from Ohio and are bursting with dreams of making it big, falling in love and living happily ever after in New York City - the city we all love. Wonderful Town was born in 1953 as a vehicle for the considerable talents of movie star Rosalind Russell. The show opened to unanimous raves and went on to win 8 Tony Awards (including Best Musical, Composer & Authors). Fifty years later, it is a vehicle for the equally gifted Donna Murphy, a two-time Tony Award winner who could pick up a third next June for her sassy, snappy work here.

Listen to "Swing" from Wonderful Town