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The 258 pages that link to Broadway theatre, each with the reason it gives.

• GypsyNarrower topic: Gypsy’s premieres and revivals made it a recurring work in Broadway musical history.

• Liza MinnelliNarrower topic: Minnelli’s stage career developed in the center of American commercial musical theater.

• Mary MartinNarrower topic: Martin’s career was built around Broadway productions and their long-running star roles.

• Neil SimonNarrower topic: Simon became one of Broadway’s most frequently produced and commercially successful playwrights.

• The Great ZiegfeldNarrower topic: The film presents Ziegfeld’s career as a story of Broadway’s commercial stage.

• The WomenNarrower topic: The play premiered on Broadway and became a notable success there.

• Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a PlayNarrower topic: The category recognizes performances in the Broadway productions covered by the awards.

• Viola DavisNarrower topic: Davis’s stage career includes acclaimed Broadway performances and Tony Award-winning work.

• Audra McDonaldNarrower topic: Her career spans major Broadway revivals and new plays across several decades.

• Cole PorterNarrower topic: Broadway was the principal stage for Porter’s musical comedies.

• David BelascoNarrower topic: Belasco became a leading producer and theatre owner in Broadway’s commercial centre.

• Ethel MermanNarrower topic: Merman's career was built around Broadway productions and their long-running star vehicles.

• Fanny BriceNarrower topic: Brice’s stage career became closely associated with Broadway revues and musical theatre.

• Ginger RogersNarrower topic: Rogers’s stage work brought her to New York before Hollywood made her a film star.

• Gregory PeckNarrower topic: Peck gained early stage experience in New York before moving into films.

• Jessica TandyNarrower topic: Broadway became a central home for Tandy’s stage work after she moved to the United States.

• Mae WestNarrower topic: Her success as a playwright and performer on Broadway preceded her Hollywood fame.

• The Little FoxesNarrower topic: Hellman’s play premiered on Broadway before its screen adaptation.

• The Miracle WorkerNarrower topic: The play’s acclaimed 1959 production established its stage reputation.

• The Rose TattooNarrower topic: The film’s source play began as a Broadway production.

• Chita RiveraNarrower topic: Rivera’s career became a defining part of Broadway’s history and public identity.

• Danny DeVitoNarrower topic: DeVito's early stage work included the 1969 Broadway production of The Shrinking Bride.

• Dick Van DykeNarrower topic: Stage performances, including Bye Bye Birdie, established Van Dyke as a musical-comedy performer.

• Edward G. RobinsonNarrower topic: His stage work preceded and supported his move into Hollywood films.

• Garson KaninNarrower topic: Kanin’s plays and stage directing became part of Broadway’s mid-century history.

• Jerry HermanNarrower topic: Herman’s major works were created for Broadway stages and their commercial production system.

• Martha RayeNarrower topic: Raye’s stage career included Broadway appearances before and alongside her Hollywood work.

• Mia FarrowNarrower topic: Farrow began her career on Broadway before becoming widely known for screen roles.

• Stanley DonenNarrower topic: Donen began as a Broadway dancer and choreographer before moving into Hollywood filmmaking.

• Theatre World AwardNarrower topic: Broadway productions are one of the award’s two eligible debut settings.

• Thomas H. InceNarrower topic: Ince worked as a stage actor before entering the motion-picture business.

• Walter MatthauNarrower topic: Matthau built a substantial stage career before becoming a major film star.

• Claudette ColbertNarrower topic: Colbert performed on Broadway before building her career in motion pictures.

• Ethel BarrymoreNarrower topic: Its stages became the principal setting for Barrymore’s acting career.

• Faye DunawayNarrower topic: Dunaway built stage experience in New York before her film breakthrough.

• Florenz Ziegfeld Jr.Narrower topic: Ziegfeld built his career within Broadway’s competitive theater business.

• George C. ScottNarrower topic: Scott’s stage work built the theatrical foundation of his acting career.

• Kevin SpaceyNarrower topic: Spacey built stage experience in New York before gaining wide film recognition.

• Lynn FontanneNarrower topic: Fontanne’s career became part of Broadway’s history as a leading stage actress.

• Martin SheenNarrower topic: Sheen’s early stage work included Broadway, before his prominent film roles.

• Paul MuniNarrower topic: After establishing himself in Yiddish theater, Muni became a Broadway actor.

• Preston SturgesNarrower topic: Sturges developed as a playwright before bringing his dialogue-driven craft to Hollywood.

• Ruth GordonNarrower topic: Gordon’s first major successes and much of her writing career developed on Broadway.

• The Lion KingNarrower topic: The musical became one of Broadway’s most commercially successful productions.

• Tommy Lee JonesNarrower topic: Jones began his acting career on Broadway after graduating from Harvard.

• Adolph GreenNarrower topic: Many of Green’s best-known musicals opened on Broadway and became part of its repertory.

• Alan ArkinNarrower topic: Arkin established himself on Broadway before becoming a prominent film actor.

• Betty ComdenNarrower topic: The Broadway stage was the main setting for Comden’s work as a librettist and lyricist.

• CarouselNarrower topic: Carousel premiered in the Broadway theatre world that shaped its production and reception.

• Ellen BurstynNarrower topic: Burstyn built an early stage career on Broadway before becoming widely known in film.