Broadway To Main Street

Each day is Valentine's Day with classic first dates from the Broadway musical stage. Selections from She Loves Me, Irma La Douce, Evita, Hamilton, and more.

To celebrate Leonard Bernstein's centennial, we're playing highlights from On The Town, West Side Story, Candide and more, featuring Audra McDonald, Johnny Mathis, Chita Rivera and others.

The classic original Broadway charmer from 1960 with pop renditions by Tony Bennett and Sammy Davis, Jr., plus a lotta rock'n'roll courtesy of Elvis Presley, Bobby Vee, the Marcels and more.

I'd rather be right in the middle of the 1930s than any other decade in musical theater history: eternal songs by the Gershwins, Cole Porter, and Rodgers and Hart, performed by Ethel Merman, Bert Lahr, Paul Whiteman and many others.

We're playing the palace on this broadcast. If you're done binge-watching the series, tune into songs by merry musical monarchs from Camelot to Hamilton to music associated with the current Her Royal Highness.

Look out--Bobby Darin is back! We're joined in an hour-long celebration of the multi-talented Darin's Broadway repertoire by Ted Chapin, producer of the 92Y's upcoming tribute to the singer.

For our Broadway look at the holidays, we're joined by T. Oliver Reid from the new revival of Once on This Island, with songs performed by Judy Garland, Kathleen Battle, Sammy Davis, Jr., Barbara Cook, and more.

One of most delightful leading ladies of '60s.

Great film soundtracks based on great stage shows

A big parade of Broadway bands.

The most popular entertainer of the '20s and '30s.

Musicals that live happily ever after.

Our annual Halloween show with full moon songs.

The monumental classic with a Bernstein/Sondheim score.

Jazz pianist Bill Evans and the Broadway catalogue.

Those two sophisticates: Cole Porter and Noel Coward

Musical bonanzas of the 21st Century.

Great tunes from Broadway played by the great dance bands.

Irving Berlin's masterpiece hits the bull's-eye.

The groundbreaking work of producer/director Harold Prince.