What are the best coffee table books on broadway topics these days?

There's a Spring Awakening book coming out.
There should be a Gypsy one AND a Follies one AND a Grey Gardens one, but those are just dreams.
Despite the fact that I wasn't the biggest fan of the show, the recent Mary Poppins book was quite lovely, despite the fact that the author called Clive Barnes the dean of drama critics or something like that.
The Ken Bloom Broadway Musicals: 101 Greatest Shows book is quite excellent, especially in its revised paperback edition featuring Grey Gardens and Sunday in the Park with George. Where Piazza, Nine and Pacific Overtures are I don't know, but it's still loaded with fabulous pictures and excellent, informative text.
I'm happy to tell everyone a Complete Lyrics of Oscar Hammerstein tome is coming out this holiday season. There is already a book by Ockie (read Hugh Fordin's book on him and you'll start calling him that, I swear) himself called Lyrics, but this is complete. The other volume, despite its brilliant essay on lyric writing and introduction by his friend and teacher, Stephen Sondheim, only features his select favorite lyrics.
Anyone know if a similar volume is in store for Comden and Green or Fred Ebb?

My favorite four, in no particular order are:

Broadway Day & Night: Backstage and Behind the Scenes by Ken Marsolais, Rodger McFarlane and Tom Viola (great stories and pic)

Broadway The American Musical by Michael Kantor and Laurence Maslon-the companion volume to the wonderful PBS series

Broadway Musicals
More Broadway Musicals Since 1980, both volumes by Martin Gottfried

What are all the shows that have a coffee table book?

Broadway: The American Musical is on my coffee table.

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Get Amy Arbus's 'The Fourth Wall'. I unpacked it at the bookshop I worked in one day, and the poor thing never made it to the shopfloor. I knew I HAD to have it the instant I saw it. Beautiful creature!

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