Intro -- Contents -- The Curtain Rises -- The Shows -- July 11: A Thousand Clowns -- July 12: Major Barbara -- August 6: If You Ever Leave Me . . . I'm Going with You! -- August 14: The Seagull -- September 10: Mandy Patinkin in Concert -- September 20: Urinetown -- October 4: Hedda Gabler -- October 11: Dance of Death -- October 18: Mamma Mia! -- October 25: Thou Shalt Not -- October 28: By Jeeves -- November 1: Noises Off -- November 8: The Women -- November 11: 45 Seconds from Broadway -- November 18: QED -- December 2: Sexaholix . . . a love story -- January 14: Barbara Cook: Mostly Sondheim -- February 7: An Almost Holy Picture -- February 7: Carnival -- February 17: Bea Arthur on Broadway: Just between Friends -- February 21: Elaine Stritch at Liberty -- March 4: Metamorphoses -- March 6: One Mo' Time -- March 7: The Crucible -- March 10: The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia? -- March 14: Sweet Smell of Success -- March 21: Oklahoma! -- March 21: Golden Boy -- March 26: The Smell of the Kill -- April 2: Fortune's Fool -- April 4: The Graduate -- April 7: Topdog/Underdog -- April 14: The Elephant Man -- April 18: Thoroughly Modern Millie -- April 21: Morning's at Seven -- April 25:
The Mystery of Charles Dickens -- April 28: Private Lives -- April 30: Into the Woods -- May 1: The Man Who Had All the Luck -- May 2: The Pajama Game -- Curtain Calls -- Honorable Mention -- Tony Wrap-Up (and Other Awards) -- Holdovers -- Shows That Never Reached Town -- Long-Run Leaders -- The Season's Toll -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.
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This work offers a complete record of every show that opened on Broadway from May 2001 to May 2002. Critic and producer Steven Suskin gives an intelligent report on each production, augmenting his opinions with a cast list, credits, and more.