Does anyone know if there is a complete listing of all the shows that have been filmed? I collect films of Broadway musicals and plays and I don't knoe how I can tell if my collection is complete.
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I personally own every single one in the sondheim collection(Sunday in the Park with George, Passion, Into the woods as plays, Sweeney Todd, Follies as concert) I know there is a cats one and thats all i know of
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dont foget Kiss Me Kate! I love that dvd! =D it was filmed in london with rachel york and bret barret =D
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"I'm not sure if these have been released on Region 1 DVD or NTSC format ( USA) - but these were originally released in the UK --
*Jesus Christ Superstar ( with Glenn Carter) *Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat ( with Donny Osmond and Maria Friedman) *Cats"
Yes, they were. I got the first one as a gift this past Christmas, the second one I bought a couple of years ago. I don't have the third, but I've seen it on Amazon.com.
You have to add to the list (all of them available on DVD)
Barnum (1986) Pippin (1981) Smokey Joe's Cafe - The Songs of Leiber and Stoller (2001) Stephen Sondheim's Putting It Together - A Musical Review (2000) Sweeney Todd in Concert (2001) Stephen Sondheim's Follies in Concert (1986) The Magic Show with Doug Henning (1981) Victor/Victoria (1995 Broadway Production) (1999) Les Miserables - The Dream Cast in Concert (Superbit Collection)
Pirates of Penzance from Shakespeare in Central Park. It's worth having for Patricia Routledge's Ruth.
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"I believe all broadway shows are filmed for historical documentation. And they are held in archives at the lincoln center library i think."
Yes, they are, but you can only see them if you have a specific reason to do so, i.e. research. The average person cannot just walk into the library and ask to see any particular tape.