John Lahr: “The Great American Revue,” at N.Y.P.L. by John Lahr

Before its format was gobbled up by television, in the early sixties, the revue was the bonne bouche of American musical theatre. “The Great American Revue,” a vivacious, well-curated exhibition at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, traces the evolution of its ravishing frivolity . . . (Subscription required.)

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