How long is ShowBusiness: The Road to Broadway?

ShowBusiness: The Road to Broadway is 1 hr 42 min long.

ShowBusiness: The Road to Broadway

Name: ShowBusiness: The Road to Broadway
Genre: Documentary,Music/Performing Arts
Released: 2007-05-11
Duration: 102
Rating: 87

Over the course of the 2003-2004 Broadway musical season, ShowBusiness follows the four high-profile productions that would eventually become Tony nominees for Best Musical: a big-noise musical named "Wicked," the Rosie O'Donnell/Boy George collaboration, "Taboo," the much-anticipated Tony Kushner musical, "Caroline, or Change," and an irreverent puppet show named "Avenue Q." From casting to staging, from previews to red-carpeted opening nights, from the announcement of Tony nominations to the suspense-filled Tony Awards, the film shows a never-before-seen look at the inner workings of Broadway musicals. Allowed unprecedented backstage access, director Dori Berinstein casts a camera's eye on rehearsals, backstage highs and lows, and the mysterious and wondrous creative process.

GENRE: Documentary, Music/Performing Arts
RELEASE DATE: Friday, May 11, 2007

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How long is ShowBusiness: The Road to Broadway?: ShowBusiness: The Road to Broadway is 1 hr 42 min long.

Who directed ShowBusiness: The Road to Broadway?: Dori Berinstein

What is ShowBusiness: The Road to Broadway about?: Over the course of the 2003-2004 Broadway musical season, ShowBusiness follows the four high-profile productions that would eventually become Tony nominees for Best Musical: a big-noise musical named "Wicked," the Rosie O'Donnell/Boy George collaboration, "Taboo," the much-anticipated Tony Kushner musical, "Caroline, or Change," and an irreverent puppet show named "Avenue Q." From casting to staging, from previews to red-carpeted opening nights, from the announcement of Tony nominations to the suspense-filled Tony Awards, the film shows a never-before-seen look at the inner workings of Broadway musicals. Allowed unprecedented backstage access, director Dori Berinstein casts a camera's eye on rehearsals, backstage highs and lows, and the mysterious and wondrous creative process.