Musicals Tonight!, now in its 12th YEAR and honored with an OBIE Award, is a not-for-profit theatre company in New York City primarily dedicated to the revival of "neglected" musicals in a manner affordable to most audience members. Since our inception in 1998, we have revived 48 musicals in staged concert form (charging only $25 per ticket and operating under an Actor's Equity Association Showcase Code). The list of creators of the shows we present is a veritable Who's Who of American Musical Theatre - legendaries such as Cole Porter, George & Ira Gershwin, and Rodgers & Hart. Learn more about our many past performances by clicking on any of the show titles to the right. The Spring 2010 Season includes three musical revivals for less than the cost of one Broadway show: Sail Away (Noel Coward's last musical in 1961 starred Elaine Stritch); The Rink (Kander & Ebb's 1984 show starred Chita Moreno and Liza Minelli); and Stop the World - I Want to Get Off (long running hit by Bricusse and director/actor Anthony Newley). Musicals Tonight! is the only theatre company to offer Friday matinees! Wednesday, and Friday matinees start at 2:00 PM; Sundays at 3:00. Evening shows Tuesday through Saturday start at 7:30. If you'd like to know more about Producer/Artistic Director Mel Miller and the history of Musicals Tonight!, you'll enjoy this article from Playbill On-Line. Because these musicals are produced as staged concerts, we can focus on the work and the performers and place less attention on costume and scenic details. We have showcased the talents of over 300 very talented - and often under-employed - actors. But please note! Alums of ours are on Broadway in Chorus Line, Mamma Mia, Xanadu, Phantom, South Pacific, and many more. You will also enjoy another Musicals Tonight! showcasing effort - At This Performance! - our seventh season with this hit series designed to allow talented Broadway standbys and understudies to sing their shows’ current musical hits. Audiences can hear today’s theatre songs - for $25 instead of $101.25 - and talented performers who rarely sing before audiences and/or agents, can do so. This spring there are SIX shows, all starting at 8:00 PM - check for dates. Become a season subscriber and receive a $5 discount on each concert! Spring 2010 Season Sail Away (1961) February 3 - March 7 The Rink (1984) March 9 - 21 Stop the World - I Want to Get Off (1962) April 13 - 25

We're located on the Upper West Side! The McGinn/Cazale Theatre 2162 Broadway New York, New York (Above Sephora, between 76th and 77th Streets) SUBSCRIBE NOW! The theatre has only 99 seats! QUESTIONS? For additional information about Musicals Tonight! Call (212) 362-5620 Email: ContactUs@MusicalsTonight.org PAST PRODUCTIONS (listed alphabetically) The Beauty Prize (Jerome Kern & P.G. Wodehouse) The Boy Friend (1954) By the Beautiful Sea (Schwartz & Fields) Cabin In the Sky (Vernon Duke) Chee-Chee (Rodgers & Hart) The Chocolate Soldier (Oscar Strauss & George Bernard Shaw) Dearest Enemy (Rodgers & Hart) Drat the Cat! (Ira Levin & Milton Schafer) Ernest in Love (Oscar Wilde) Face the Music (Irving Berlin) Fifty Million Frenchmen (Cole Porter) Foxy (Johnny Mercer) Gay Divorce (Cole Porter) Girl Crazy (George & Ira Gershwin) The Girl Friend (Rodgers & Hart) Goldilocks (Walter & Jean Kerr) Good News (Henderson, DeSylva & Brown) Half a Sixpence (H. G. Wells) The Happy Time (Kander & Ebb) Have a Heart (Jerome Kern & P.G. Wodehouse) The High Life (Arthur Schwartz & Howard Dietz) I Married An Angel (Rodgers & Hart) Irene (1919 and 1973) Jubilee (Cole Porter & Moss Hart) King of Hearts (Peter Link) Lady, Be Good! (George & Ira Gershwin) Leave It To Me (Cole Porter) Let It Ride (Livingston & Evans) Let's Face It (Cole Porter & Dorothy & Herbert Fields) Look Ma, I'm Dancin'! (Hugh Martin) Love From Judy (Hugh Martin) Mademoiselle Modiste (Victor Herbert) Me and My Girl (1938 & 1986) Meet Me in St. Louis (Hugh Martin & Ralph Blane) My Favorite Year (Ahrens & Flaherty) Naughty Marietta (Victor Herbert) The New Yorkers (Cole Porter) Oh, Lady! Lady! (Jerome Kern, P.G. Wodehouse & Guy Bolton) Paint Your Wagon (Lerner & Loewe) Primrose (George & Ira Gershwin) The Roar of the Greasepaint (Anthony Newley) Roberta (Jerome Kern) Shinbone Alley (Darion & Brooks) Silk Stockings (Cole Porter) So Long, 174th Street! (Joseph Stein) Stop! Look! Listen! (Irving Berlin) That's The Ticket! (Harold Rome) You Never Know (Cole Porter) Watch Your Step! (Irving Berlin)

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