True to the original story. Easy to stage and easy to learn. This version of the timeless classic is unlike many versions that are out there today because it 99% true to Dickens' story and has enjoyed many performances throughout the world. This musical runs about two hours long and has many original Broadway style music as well as some known and maybe not so-well-known Christmas carols. Many parts for men, women and children.

A holiday musical comedy for the whole family. It's "Fargo" meets "Scrooge" (without the wood chipper or the Cratchits)

This show marked the first Major Musical Revue of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Work!

This is the very best kind of love story. It's true, absolutely true, based on the passionate letters of the lovers themselves and an autobiography by Abelard. And the story is tragic, in the most intimate way you can imagine. At the height of their passion Abelard is castrated by Heloise's enraged uncle and relatives. Then, in his shame and horror, to add separation and waste to the recipe, Abelard orders Heloise into a nunnery, and becomes a monk himself.

Liza Minelli took Broadway by storm in this "concept musical" about a Las Vegas nightclub performer named Michelle Craig, a has been movie star now trying to make a comeback. All the terrific Kander and Ebb songs are sung by Michelle, making this an amazing tour de force for a performer. "A striking and intense show. . . . An ambitious and big time musical with terrific entertainment values and stage excitement."-- N.Y. Post. "The Act is precisely what its name implies; it is an act, and a splendid one."-- N.Y. Times.

The young Lady Windermere discovers that her husband has been seeing Mrs. Erlynne, a fascinating older woman, so she determines to run away with her admirer, Lord Darlington. Her honor is saved when Mrs. Erlynne intervenes and, in the process, compromises herself in the eyes of Victorian society. Lady Windermer never learns that her savior is the mother she thought was dead.

Meryl Streep made a great impression in New York in this musical directed and produced by Joseph Papp at the Public Theatre. This extremely imaginative rendering of the Alice in Wonderland story is performed done on a bare stage. The actors wear modern rehearsal/play clothes as they impersonate the delightful Lewis Carroll characters. The music encompasses everything from country western to calypso, all transmogrified by Ms. Swados' inimitable style. "Ms. Swados' new dramatized cantata ... made me think of Carroll very deeply.... [She] magnificently catches most of Carroll's divine nuttiness.... Her best musical to date."-- N.Y. Post.