<DIV><p>"A landmark musical. . . . A work of art."?<I>The New York Times</I></p><p>On the eve of a once-glorious theater's destruction, all of life's might-have-beens take center stage as two jaded couples glamorize the old days in what proves to be a shattering experience. This classic musical by visionaries Stephen Sondheim and James Goldman returned to Broadway in fall 2011 starring Bernadette Peters, Jan Maxwell, and Elaine Paige.</p><p><B>Stephen Sondheim</B> is the lyricist for <I>West Side Story</I> and <I>Gypsy</I> and the composer/lyricist for <I>Sunday in the Park with George</I>, <I>Company</I>, <I>A Little Night Music</I>, <I>Sweeney Todd</I>, and many others.</p><p><B>James Goldman</B> was a playwright, novelist, lyricist, and screenwriter. His plays include <I>The Lion in Winter</I>; <I>They Might Be Giants</I>; <I>Blood, Sweat and Stanley Poole</I>; and the musical <I>A Family Affair</I>.</p><BR></DIV>