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PLAYBILL VIDEO WEEK IN REVIEW: Megan Hilty Sings "Suddenly Seymour," Hamilton Heads for Broadway, Matthew Morrison Previews Finding Neverland
In a premium outtake from "OBSESSED! Live," Megan Hilty and Seth Rudetsky sang from Little Shop of Horrors, while Playbill hit the town to capture special musical previews of Finding Neverland and Doctor Zhivago as well as the big announcement that The Public Theater's Hamilton was heading to Broadway. Check out all this past week's videos below.
"OBSESSED! Live": Ramin Karimloo's Well-Toned Upper Body and Well-Toned Voice
Hamilton Sets Broadway Dates: "Lin-Manuel Miranda is Shakespearean"
Sierra Boggess and Tyne Daly Preview Wedding Musical It Shoulda Been You
Highlights From Big Love Starring Rebecca Naomi Jones, Bobby Steggert and Lynn Cohen
Paulo Szot Celebrates Sinatra's 100th Birthday in Bossa Nova Style
Highlights From Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame Coming to Paper Mill Playhouse
Tam Mutu, Kelli Barrett and Cast Preview Romantic Songs of Doctor Zhivago
"Frozen" Follow Up Will Warm Hearts Beginning in March
Matthew Morrison, Laura Michelle Kelly, Kelsey Grammer and Cast Preview Tunes From Finding Neverland
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