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Pictured from left to right: Rick McKay, Jane Summerhays, Tommy Tune, Donald Pippin, Carleton Carpenter, and Marni Nixon
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Rick McKay's Broadway: Beyond the Golden Age to Premiere on PBS in August
The film is a sequel to McKay's Broadway: The Golden Age, which debuted in 2004.
Liza Minnelli and Chita Rivera in a scene from <em>Broadway: Beyond the Golden Age</em>.
Film News
Broadway: Beyond The Golden Age to Premiere at Palm Springs International Film Festival
The film features rare interviews with Broadway stars like Liza Minnelli, Carol Channing, Robert Redford, and more.
<em>Greenwich Village: A World Apart</em> producers Richard Eric Weigle and Michael Anastacio holding their prize at the first-ever Greenwich Village Film Festival.
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Broadway: The Golden Age Creator Rick McKay Wins First Greenwich Village Film Festival
The award-winning documentary filmmaker is preparing to release the second installment of his Broadway trilogy.
Filmmaker Rick McKay and two-time Tony winner Robert Morse will receive special honors at this year's Palm Beach International Film Festival.
Film News
Broadway: Beyond the Golden Age Documentary to Debut at the Palm Beach International Film Festival
The festival will present two-time Tony-winning actor Robert Morse with a Lifetime Achievement Award
Pictured from left to right: Rick McKay, Jane Summerhays, Tommy Tune, Donald Pippin, Carleton Carpenter, and Marni Nixon
Theater News
Tommy Tune, Marni Nixon, and More Broadway Vets Come Out to Support the Making of Broadway: Beyond the Golden Age
Filmmaker Rick McKay rallies support from the Broadway community to fund the second installment of his three-part Broadway-themed series of documentaries.
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Behind the Curtain of Broadway: The Golden Age: One Man's Mission to Document Broadway's Fading Legacy
Filmmaker Rick McKay has taken it upon himself to archive Broadway history with his documentary trilogy, featuring interviews with over 300 Broadway legends.