Broadway Musicals Debuts

1. 1994: Based on an 18th century French tale about a man with an animalistic temper who commits a felony, but then his victim’s distress turns to Stockholm Syndrome turns authentic passion.

2. 1980: “The Show Must Go On” might’ve been the title of this meta musical, which was particularly poignant in its 2001 revival at the Foxwoods Theater adjacent to Times Square.

3. 1991: This musical takes place only 14 years before its original debut, and with a title character that is nothing short of a prostitute with a heart of gold.

4. 1997: This musical centers on a feline who claws to the top, and is the Tony Award winner outstanding set, costume and puppet design.

5. 1982: This musical, set in a back-alley city underworld, was built around an ensemble cast with characters like Bustopher Jones and Old Deutoronomy.

6. 2002: This is a divine polymer solution as a movie turned musical turned movie, and it opens with the number “Good Morning Baltimore.”

7. 2001: Another movie turned musical turned movie, but this one opens with the number “Opening Night.”

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