swap_horiz Inside U.S.A. Alternatives

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Beyond the Fringe (1961)

Beyond the Fringe was a groundbreaking 1961 British revue featuring Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Jonathan Miller, and Alan...

Historical 1960S Satirical Broadway

9.0 Excellent

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Ziegfeld Follies of 1936

The 1936 Ziegfeld Follies presented a lavish Broadway revue featuring diverse musical and dance acts. This production ga...

Variety Historical 1930S Broadway

8.9 Great

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Ain't Misbehavin' (1978)

Ain't Misbehavin’ is a 1978 Broadway revue showcasing the music of jazz musician Thomas “Fats Waller.” The production ea...

African American Historical 1970S Broadway

8.9 Great

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Hellzapoppin

Hellzapoppin is a lively 1938 Broadway revue showcasing rapid-fire comedic routines and inventive visual humor. Created...

Comedy 1930S Broadway Olson Johnson

8.9 Great

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Bring in 'da Noise, Bring in 'da Funk (1995)

“Bring in ‘da Noise, Bring in ‘da Funk” (1995) is a Broadway revue exploring African American cultural history. It utili...

African American Historical 1990S Broadway

8.8 Great

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Lend an Ear

Lend an Ear is a 1948 Broadway revue notable for winning a Tony Award and launching the career of comedic actress Carol...

Comedy Broadway 1940S Charles Gaynor

7.7 Good

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At Home Abroad

At Home Abroad is a 1935 Broadway musical revue notable for its travel-themed sketches and songs by Howard Dietz and Art...

1930S Broadway Arthur Schwartz

7.5 Good

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Call Me Mister

Call Me Mister is a 1946 Broadway musical revue notable for focusing on the post-World War II experiences of returning s...

Satire Postwar Broadway 1940S

7.5 Good

9

Two for the Show

Two for the Show is a 1940 Broadway revue notable for pairing Alfred Drake and June Havoc, featuring sketches by famed p...

Comedy Broadway 1940S Ensemble

7.1 Good

10

Three to Make Ready

Three to Make Ready is a 1946 Broadway musical revue notable for starring Ray Bolger and featuring early choreography by...

Comedy Broadway 1940S Ensemble

6.7 Fair

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Lend an Ear (1948)

*Lend an Ear* was a 1948 Broadway musical revue notable for prominently launching the career of Carol Channing, who beca...

Historical Broadway 1940S Intimate Revue

6.4 Fair

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Inside U.S.A. (1948)

*Inside U.S.A.* was a 1948 Broadway musical revue notable for its extensive satirical exploration of American culture, f...

Variety Historical Satirical Broadway

6.3 Fair

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Winged Victory (1943)

*Winged Victory* was a 1943 Broadway musical revue directed by Moss Hart, notable for being commissioned by the US Army...

Military Air Force Historical Broadway

6.2 Fair

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Call Me Mister (1946)

*Call Me Mister* was a 1946 Broadway musical revue notable for focusing on the readjustment of American soldiers returni...

Variety Historical Post War Broadway

6.2 Fair

15

Make Mine Manhattan (1948)

*Make Mine Manhattan* was a 1948 off-Broadway revue notable for its satirical look at New York City life, helping to est...

Variety Historical Broadway 1940S

5.9 Mediocre

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New Faces of 1943

*New Faces of 1943* was a Broadway musical revue produced by Leonard Sillman, notable for continuing his successful fran...

Variety Comedy Historical Broadway

5.8 Mediocre

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This Is the Army (1942)

*This Is the Army* was a 1942 Broadway musical revue composed by Irving Berlin, notable for featuring an entirely milita...

Military Historical Broadway 1940S

5.7 Mediocre

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Along Fifth Avenue (1949)

*Along Fifth Avenue* was a 1949 Broadway musical revue notable for featuring a young Jackie Gleason, whose comedic perfo...

Variety Comedy Historical Broadway

5.7 Mediocre

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Three to Make Ready (1946)

*Three to Make Ready* was a 1946 Broadway musical revue notable for starring American actor and dancer Ray Bolger, featu...

Variety Comedy Historical Broadway

5.6 Mediocre

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Stars and Garters (1942)

*Stars and Garters* was a 1942 Broadway revue starring American comedian Bobby Clark, notable for bringing the bawdy, sl...

Variety Historical Broadway 1940S

5.3 Mediocre