<d103>02</d103> <div>In the 1960s, the Broadway musical underwent a revolution. What was once a form of entertainment characterized by sentimental standards, such as <i>Camelot</i> and <i>Hello, Dolly!</i> became one of brilliant and bittersweet masterpieces, such as <i>Cabaret</i> and <i>Fiddler on the Roof</i>. In <i>Open a New Window</i>, Mordden continues his history of the Broadway musical with the decade that bridged the gap between the fanciful shows of the fifties, such as <i>Call Me, Madam</i>, and the sophisticated fare of the seventies, including <i>A Little Night Music</i> and <i>Follies</i>. Here in brilliant detail are the decade and the people that transformed the Broadway musical--from the writer who knows it best.<br></div> <div>In the 1960s, the Broadway musical underwent a revolution. What was once a form of entertainment characterized by sentimental standards, such as <i>Camelot</i> and <i>Hello, Dolly!</i> became one of brilliant and bittersweet masterpieces, such as <i>Cabaret</i> and <i>Fiddler on the Roof</i>. In <i>Open a New Window</i>, Mordden continues his history of the Broadway musical with the decade that bridged the gap between the fanciful shows of the fifties, such as <i>Call Me, Madam</i>, and the sophisticated fare of the seventies, including <i>A Little Night Music</i> and <i>Follies</i>. Here in brilliant detail are the decade and the people that transformed the Broadway musical--from the writer who knows it best.<br></div>