| Curtain call at the opening night of Avenue Q at the Golden Theatre on West 45th St.
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| The cast and understudies at the opening night party of Avenue Q at Splashlight Studios on West 35th St.
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| (L-R) Jeff Marx, Bill Rosenfeld, Robert Lopez at the recording of Avenue Q album at Right Track, 168 West 48th St.
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| Ann Harada at the recording of Avenue Q album at Right Track, 168 West 48th St.
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| The cast of Avenue Q at the sessions for the original Broadway cast recording at Right Track, 168 West 48th St.
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| The recording of Avenue Q album at Right Track, 168 West 48th St.
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| The recording of Avenue Q album at Right Track, 168 West 48th St.
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| John Tartaglia (left) and Stephanie D'Abruzzo in Avenue Q at the Golden Theatre in New York City.
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| Stephane D'Abruzzo in Avenue Q at the Golden Theatre in New York City.
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| Curtain call at the opening night of Avenue Q at the Golden Theatre on West 45th St.
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| Christine Ebersole at the opening night of Avenue Q at the Golden Theatre on West 45th St.
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| Christine Ebersole (L) and Rosie O'Donnell at the opening night of Avenue Q at the Golden Theatre on West 45th St.
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| Playbill cover for Avenue Q
2003
Golden Theatre
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| (L-R) Scott Wittman, Patti LuPone, son Josh, Marc Shaiman at the opening night of Avenue Q at the Golden Theatre on West 45th St.
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| Jeff Whitty (L) and Ken Roberson at the opening night party of Avenue Q at Splashlight Studioos on West 35th St.
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| Lee Lee Sobieski (L) and her mother at the opening night of Avenue Q at the Golden Theatre on West 45th St.
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| Joan Rivers at the opening night party of Avenue Q at Splashlight Studioos on West 35th St.
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| Swoosie Kurtz at the opening night of Avenue Q at the Golden Theatre on West 45th St.
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| Judy Kuhn at the opening night of Avenue Q at the Golden Theatre on West 45th St.
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| Scott Elliot and Cynthia Nixon at the opening night party of Avenue Q at Splashlight Studios on West 35th St.
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 | Jeff Marx and Robert Lopez talk about the idea for Avenue Q and we play a song from the show's demo recording.
Credit Hosted by Robert Viagas, aided by engineers Todd Stack and Ray Romano, and announcer Simona Berman.
mp3: 8:11
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| Jeff Marx and Robert Lopez talk about the song, "Everyone's a Little Bit Racist," the plot of Avenue Q and the possible future of the show. Another demo track is played as well.
Credit Hosted by Robert Viagas, aided by engineers Todd Stack and Ray Romano, and announcer Simona Berman.
mp3: 6:40
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| Christy Carlson Romano, former star of Disney's Beauty and the Beast on Broadway and the animated TV series "Kim Possible," has taken over the lead roles of Kate Monster and Lucy the Slut in Broadway's long-running puppet musical, Avenue Q.
Credit
Mp3: 28:31
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| Actress Stephanie D'Abruzzo talks to Playbill.com Senior Editor Andrew Gans about originating the role of Kate Monster in Avenue Q and starring in the musical episode of NBC-TV's "Scrubs."
Credit Playbill Radio
MP3: 00:14:12
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 | Everything's a little more interesting with puppets - even Playbill Video! Join the video crew as they meet Mrs. T, denizen of Avenue Q and part-time Playbill employee(?).
Credit Playbill Video
Flash: 3:51
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