The Phantom of the Opera Opened January 26th 1988
Majestic Theater, Tickets 247 W. 44th St., Between Broadway and 8th Ave. $20-$90. Mon 8 PM; Tues 7 PM; Wed-Sat 8 PM; Wed, Sat 2 PM;  2 hrs. 30 min. One intermission. New musical w/Book by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Richard Stilgoe. Novel: Gaston Leroux; Music: Andrew Lloyd Webber. A romance novel operetta musical set in 19th century Paris; Director: Harold Prince. Choreographer: Gillian Lynne; Lyrics: Charles Hart; Hugh Panaro is the Phantom.

The Producers Opened April 19th 2001
St. James Theatre, Tickets 246 W. 44th St., Between Broadway and 8th Ave. $30-$100. Tue-Fri 8 PM; Sat 2 PM; Sun 3 PM;  2 Hours 55 Minutes; One Intermission; A musical comedy which was a film originally written and produced by Mel Brooks in 1968 (starring Gene Wilder and Zero Mostel). Director and Choreographer: Susan Stroman; Music and Lyrics: Mel Brooks. A downtrodden theatrical producer and his accountant scheme to raise extra cash for a Broadway flop and plan to split the difference.

Prymate Previews April 16th 2004; Opened May 5th 2004
Longacre Theatre, Tickets 220 West 48th Street Between Broadway and 8th Avenue; Mon-Sat 8 PM; Wed, Sat 2 PM; $26-$76; This is a story of a gorilla named Graham. "Prymate" considers ethical scientific decisions and the respective human relationships that go along with them. Featuring Andre De Shields, Phyllis Frelich, James Naughton, and Heather Tom; Settings: Robert Steinberg; Costumes: Colleen Muscha; Lighting: Jeff Nellis; Sound: Michael Smith.

Reckless Previews September 22nd; Opened October 14th 2004
The Biltmore Theatre, Tickets 261 West 47th Street between Broadway and 8th Avenue. Manhattan Theatre Club & Second Stage Theatre will present a revival of the 1983 play. Written by Craig Lucas, it is about a suburban housewife who has discovered her husband has hired a hit man to kill her. Director: Mark Brokaw; With Mary-Louise Parker.

Rent Opened April 29th 1996
Nederlander Theatre, 208 W. 41st. St. Between 7th and 8th Avenue; 212-307-4100; $35-$90. Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 8 PM; Sat 2, 8 PM; Sun 2, 7 PM. 2 Hours 45 min. One intermission. Jonathan Larson's 1996 Pulitzer Prize winning musical w/Book; Set in New York's Lower East Side. Director: Michael Greif; Choreographer: Marlies Yearby; Music and Lyrics: Jonathan Larson;

Sight Unseen Previews May 6th; Opened May 25th 2004-July 11th
The Biltmore Theatre, Tickets 261 West 47th Street between Broadway and 8th Avenue. $51-$81; Tue - Sat 8 PM; Wed, Sat, and Sun 2 PM; Byron Jennings and Laura Linney star in this drama by Donald Margulies in its Broadway premier directed by Daniel Sullivan. With Ana Reeder, and Ben Shenkman; It is the story of a world famous artist and his battle with his ex-lover, and her current husband, over the ownership of the portrait he painted of her years ago. Settings: Douglas W. Schmidt; Costumes: Jess Goldstein; Lighting: Pat Collins; Sound and Original Music: John Gromada.

Sixteen Wounded Previews March 22nd 2004; Opened April 15th 2004
Walter Kerr Theatre, Tickets 219 West 48th Street between Broadway and 8th Avenue; A new play by Eliam Kraiem; Set in Holland it is a story of a Jewish baker and his young Palestinian apprentice. With Judd Hirsch, Omar Metwally, Martha Plimpton, Brian George, and Jan Maxwell; Director: Gary Hynes; Settings and Costumes: Francis O'Connor; Lighting: James F. Ingalls;  Sound: John Gromada; "Sixteen Wounded" had its World Premiere at the Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven Connecticut from Feb 5th-March 16th 2003;

Sly Fox Opened April 1st 2004
Barrymore Theatre, Tickets 243 West 47th Street between Broadway and 8th Avenue; Presenting Richard Dreyfuss, Eric Stoltz, Bob Dishy, Rene Auberjonois, Bronson Pinchot, Rachel York, Elizabeth Berkley, and Professor Irwin Corey in this 1967 comedy. With Prof Irwin Corey, Nick Wyman, Charles Antalosky, Linda Halaska, Jeremy Hollingworth, Robert Lavelle, Jason Ma, Jeff Talbott, Gordon Joseph Weiss, and Peter Scolari; Written by Larry Gelbart; Based upon the classic play "Volpone" by Ben Jonson. Director: Arthur Penn; Settings: George Jenkins and Jesse Polshuck; Costumes: Albert Wolsky; Lighting: Phil Monat; Sound: T. Richard Fitzgerald and Carl Cassela; Originally opened December 14th 1976 at the Broadhurst Theatre.