

Over 600 hours of footage document the production and competition of four Broadway musicals during the 2003-2004 season, culminating in the 2004 Tony Awards.
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Over 600 hours of footage document the production and competition of four Broadway musicals during the 2003-2004 season, culminating in the 2004 Tony Awards.
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Dori Berinstein captures the vibrant energy of Broadway during the 2003-2004 season. The documentary follows four musicals: Wicked, Taboo, Caroline, or Change, and Avenue Q. Filmed over 600 hours, it details the challenges of pre-production, opening nights, and the intense competition leading up to the 2004 Tony Awards. Interviews with critics and behind-the-scenes footage provide insight into the creative process and the stakes involved. Avenue Q ultimately won Best Musical, defeating Wicked and Caroline, or Change.
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Why Watch
- See interviews with Broadway stars like Idina Menzel and Alan Cumming.
- Find out how Avenue Q triumphed at the Tony Awards.
- Meet critics discussing their predictions for the Tony Awards.
Did You Know
- The film premiered at the 2005 Tribeca Film Festival.
- Avenue Q won Best Musical at the 2004 Tony Awards over Wicked and Caroline, or Change.
- The film was named one of the top 5 films of 2006 by the IDA.
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Who directed ShowBusiness: The Road to Broadway?
Dori Berinstein directed ShowBusiness: The Road to Broadway.
What musicals were featured in ShowBusiness: The Road to Broadway?
The featured musicals were Wicked, Taboo, Caroline, or Change, and Avenue Q.
When was ShowBusiness: The Road to Broadway released commercially?
The film was released commercially on May 11, 2007, in New York City.
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