M - N (134 recordings)

Master's notes: Filmed in 4K from upper orchestra. Excellent capture of the run's closing performance. Almost no obstructions aside from when the cast moved into the audience. Mix of zooms and wide shots depending on focus of action. A handful of brief dropouts due to a lot of late-comers in addition to applause. Includes curtain call. NFT (NOT FOR TRADE) and sales only through master until June 28, 2026. Never to be sold except through juniper47.

Trading notes: First Preview

Trading notes: Also includes an interview with Falk for Entertainment Tonight talking about the show. Filmed using a camera on a tripod. Some generational loss.

Master's notes: Excellent capture of this funny show with some amazing leading ladies. The angle can be pretty steep during this video due to my seat location. Some washout, shakiness and readjusting throughout.

Trading notes: Performances in this video have previously been incorrectly attributed to Aaron Lazar (Sam) and Monica Kapoor (Ali). Does not include the curtain call or bonus songs.

Trading notes: In honor of the show's recent closing, here is a capture of the Broadway cast from last fall. The cast has a great energy and the show is a ton of fun. There is one head that obstructs the front/center of the stage; it's worked around as much as possible, but it does occasionally block the action. The Entracte and the first 30 seconds of Under Attack are missing at the beginning of Act Two. Other than that, there are a couple quick dropouts, but no major blackouts. It's filmed in 16:9, with a mix of wides, mediums, and close-ups. The sound is excellent. Includes curtain call, the first two encore songs, and playbill scans. B

Trading notes: A stage shot of the new Essen cast, featuring Anna Montanaro as Donna. The cast give a great performance, however the video quality is almost unwatchable. The colours are incredibly bland, and the footage is grainy with a constant brown hue. Not sure how this happened—the other Essen stageshot must have used the same camera. Also its worth noting some technical problems—In Mich Tregt Mein Traum, the large moon is delayed in its entrance and as a result the projection comes on, which leads to the scene having two moons. Another thing is that the Overture wave gobo goes out of control after the show and starts projecting sideways and someone steps up onto the stage after the show. Also, this performance had a green neon floor during Dancing Queen.

Master's notes: Cast also includes the Muny teen youth ensemble and the Muny/Webster Intensive participants. Filmed in 1080p HD. Act 1 incomplete - ends after Super Trouper. Act 2 complete. Some obstruction from heads in Act 2, but shot around as best as possible. Little obstruction in Act 2. Fair amount of washout in some scenes. Released together with July 22, 2016. NO PART OF THIS VIDEO IS EVER TO BE POSTED/SHARED/GIFTED ANYWHERE ONLINE including but not limited to YouTube, Tumblr, Vimeo, Reddit, Torrents, social media, etc. Never to be sold except by master.

Master's notes: Due to late seating and high usher presence there are a few blackouts in act one, and the end of thank you for the music and the final song are both wide shot. There’s a lot of obstruction of the left middle part of the stage which is worked around to the best of my ability, and some wandering throughout the video, both of which improve in act two.

Trading notes: Has some washout and compression artifacts, as can be seen in the screenshots.

Trading notes: Beautifully filmed from the balcony and crystal clear https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-production/a-man-for-all-seasons-479103

Master's notes: Single camera. Not full stage

Trading notes: VOBs

Trading notes: The iconic 90-minute televised version of Hal Holbrook’s Mark Twain Tonight! was filmed for CBS and aired on March 6, 1967. This special was recorded in a television studio in New York City, featuring Holbrook’s acclaimed one-man performance, which he had been touring since 1954.

Trading notes: Nice capture of the Broadway show. Also includes scanned Playbill information, as well as NY1's opening night coverage and review of the show.

Master's notes: A great capture. The person in front of me moves around in their seat from time to time so their head obstructs the actors. This happens several times and isn’t frequent. If their head comes into frame I immediately film over or around it. Recording includes the curtain call and marquee.

Trading notes: Crystal clear picture and sound. For some reason, I enjoy the London production more than the Broadway one. Gavin is wonderful and Rebecca does a charming job as the understudy for Mary. A

Trading notes: Circulated as May 8, 2013, but the small files say May 9. Lanelle also released a Matilda video dated May 9th, so May 8th is likely correct. Check screen shots.

Trading notes: Highlights running just under an hour, including: the second half of Naughty, Story 1, School Song, some of The Hammer, Naughty (Reprise), playground scene through Thripp throw, Story 2, Bruce, When I Grow Up through Story 3, Story 4/Im Here, Smell of Rebellion, big fat bully all the way through “she did him in”, and chalk writing through Revolting Children. LIMITED TRADE 2:1

Trading notes: A great capture of Eliza's Matilda, and she's fantastic in the role. There are a few heads at the bottom of the screen, but they are easily worked around so they rarely affect the action. There are some quick dropouts in each act, and Telly is audio only while the house lights are on, but there are no other major blackouts. It's filmed in 16:9, with a mix of wides, mediums, and close-ups. The sound is excellent. Includes curtain call, encore, and playbill scans.

Master's notes: An excellent capture of Tori as Matilda. She's a very impressive young actress and has her own fresh take on the role. The rest of the cast is solid as well; I believe this is the first capture of Alison Luff, and she steps into the show beautifully. This is very nicely captured with no washout, no major blackouts, and very little obstruction. A railing blocks the very front left corner of the stage, but only the actors' legs are unseen. Telly is audio only; the video for Act Two begins when the house lights go down and Lavender takes the stage. It's filmed in 16:9, with a mix of wides, mediums, and close-ups. The sound is excellent. Includes curtain call and playbill scans. 2 discs.

Trading notes: There are a couple of versions going around that do not match the above description. One version is a VOB+smalls where Act 2 is just a duplicate of Act 1. There is another with a different actress playing Miss Honey. Before trading, make sure to check and verify that you are sharing the correct version. In the correct set of files, the Act 2 menu says Act 1, but the video is otherwise right and matches the master notes.

Trading notes: Contains bows and pictures of program at end of video; pictures of program are too blurry to read though.

Master's notes: Morristown, NJ June 2023 Eric Borghi, drums & percussion

Trading notes: Includes Bruce, Loud, Miracle, Naughty, Revolting Children. Drum cam.

Trading notes: 23 Tracks as seen by the Conductor cam. Originally uploaded to YouTube.

Trading notes: PBS Great Performances Season 44 Episode 4

Trading notes: A television play directed by Paul Bogart in 1974, based on the play by Arthur Miller.[1] It aired on the PBS series NET Playhouse.

Trading notes: Includes a full wideshot from Act 2 from another performance

Trading notes: A Royal National Theatre production directed by Trevor Nunn. Set around 1930, Henry Goodman played Shylock.

Trading notes: Very clear and lots of closeups, one or two coverups and some wandering. A-

Trading notes: Studio Buffo production. Polish musical with music by Janusz Stokłosa and lyrics by Agata and Maryna Miklaszewska. Choreographed and directed by Janusz Józefowicz. The storyline focuses on a group of youngsters who decided to live in the subway tunnels for various reasons. Everyone of them brings their own history and dreams. Teenagers take part in a casting for a theatre, but they do not succeed and because of that they decide to organize their own musical on the subway station. After the success of their underground show, they get a job offer from the theater which previously rejected them. A dilemma whether to follow the money or the dreams arises. A cultural fenomenon that have been running in Poland for almost 30 years. It transfered to Broadway in 1992 but closed very quicly due to unfavorable reviews. It still managed to get nominated for a Tony for Best Original Score.

Master's notes: Solid capture of this amazing, one-of-a-kind live looping musical, featuring the show’s own creators! A couple minutes are audio only due to correcting exposure and swapping batteries, but an otherwise full recording with a mixture of wide, medium, and close-up shots. Some minor head obstruction and adjustment throughout.

Master's notes: Excellent 4K capture of this amazing new musical! Some wandering and unfocusing throughout. Includes curtain call, audio fed from external source.

Master's notes: Solid capture of this new JRB musical! Shot in mostly wides and mediums with some closeups. Shot over railing with relative success, it does cut off faces when people are sitting and a lot of people's legs when they are standing. First song of Act 2 and first couple mins of Act 1 are audio only due house lights still being up/quiet atmosphere. A fair amount of readjustment and a bit of shakiness and wandering throughout. Includes bows with the playbill ripping scene at the end. TLDR - Cool video of gay crime ft. safety bar.

Trading notes: Choreography: John Neumeier. Music: Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, György Ligeti and traditional music for organ grinder.

Trading notes: Filmed at the Turbine Theatre in May, 2021, and then streamed in a digital tour through July, 2021.

Trading notes: Due to the COVID19 pandemic, performances were filmed by the performers at their individual homes and, for the first time ever, the benefit was livestreamed on the Internet.

Trading notes: Some of Broadways brightest stars lit up the Hammerstein Ballroom stage April 3 for MCC Theaters annual Miscast concert. Each year Miscast proves to be one of the industrys favorite events, featuring Broadway stars performing songs from roles in which they might not be traditionally cast. This year, Miscast23 honored Emmy, Grammy, and Tony nominee Vanessa Williams and MCC Youth Company alum Lianny Toval. Running time: 01:17:29

Trading notes: First streamed on YouTube by MCCTheater on May 12, but was filmed on April 27. The original file is a 1.26 GB MP4 but bloated screen recordings of the livestream also circulate.

Trading notes: This is not the February 25, 1995 video, this is a different House-Cam video. Often mislabeled as having Cristina Paras as the other Kim, it’s definitely Melinda. Act 1 has Jennifer, Peter, Kevin, Tami, and Joseph as Guard I, taken before the cast change in October 1995. Act 2 has Melinda, Pat, Diana, and Joseph as the Engineer, taken after the cast change.

Trading notes: A lot of generation loss. Often mislabeled as 1997, with either Dina Morishita, Michelle Nigalan or Kristine Remigio as Kim and Joseph Foronda as the Engineer. A few scenes from the February 12th video, starting from Why God Why through mid-Sun and Moon is edited onto this video. Often mislabeled as the July 16, 2000 video as well.

Trading notes: Great HD capture of the Broadway Revival. Terrific performances from the entire cast, with many changes from the original production. There is a 7 minute blackout near the top of Act 2 which affects the second half of Bui-Doi and the scene between Chris and John. A-

Master's notes: Excellent 4K capture of this show. Some minor head obstruction on the right that cuts off a little action. Increased wandering / readjustment and unfocusing throughout. Includes curtain call, audio is fed from external source.

Master's notes: Filmed for Broadway Theater Archive in a KTLA-TV soundstage at 5800 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, California in 1975. Theatrical sparks flew when veteran Eugene O'Neill interpreters Jason Robards and Colleen Dewhurst joined forces in the celebrated 1973 revival of O'Neill's tender semi-autobiographical drama. In a towering performance, the great Robards portrays a cynical, self-hating alcoholic actor based on O'Neill's elder brother, Jamie. The majestic Colleen Dewhurst plays the earthy, gruff daughter of his scheming Irish tenant farmer (Ed Flanders), with whom the failed actor spends a soul-baring night of guilt-ridden confessions, tenderness, and absolution. Both Dewhurst and Flanders won Tony Awards for their performances. A+

Trading notes: Fundraiser for Mid-South Peace and Justice Centers Black Lives Matter Community Bail Fund. A JMK Trust and Young Vic co-production, produced in association with Desara Bosnja. Virtual reading streamed online.

Trading notes: Produced by the Broadway Theatre Archive, directed by Nick Havinga. First broadcast as part of PBS Great Performances in the US in five installments, premiering on December 6, 1978 and concluding on January 3, 1979.

Trading notes: Really steady camera work that almost looks like it could be a house cam. There are a lot of wide shots to get full views of the dance numbers but mid and close ups do also exist.

Master's notes: Youtube Rip

Master's notes: It's decently shot. I didn't know the show at all and I had what I can only guess was a crazy field trip group sitting in front of me, but I'm happy with it and have watched it a few times during quarantine.

Trading notes: Near perfect capture of the tour! Some washout is seen in wideshots due primarily to Rob's Doubtfire outfit being so bright.

Trading notes: Filmed during the Broadway transfer. Released on DVD as part of the Broadway Theatre Archive.

Trading notes: Presented as part of the first (and only) Muppetfest Fan Festival, “The Muppet Show, LIVE!” culminated a week’s worth of Muppet fun and for the first time ever, The Muppets appeared on a stage before a live audience. Presented at The Hollywood Playhouse (where the old Hollywood Palace series was filmed-now called The Avalon Theatre). The show is presented just like an episode of the old Muppet Show series. Filmed using multiple cameras. Unlike every time you see the Muppets on TV, here you can occasionally see the puppeteers. 1 hour, 44 minutes.

Master's notes: Songs from the new teen murder-mystery musical Murder at the Gates, by Steven Sater (Spring Awakening) and James Bourne (Busted, “Year 3000”), will be presented at 54 Below in a one-night-only concert celebration. A powerhouse young cast (featuring special guests straight from Broadway) brings the show’s electrifying pop/rock score to life. Join the party and be among the first to experience this exciting new musical.

Trading notes: Rip of the livestream.

Trading notes: Excellent HD capture. Performed in the round in a bar setting, so the action takes place all over the theater.

Master's notes: Two camera setup. Some of the video in Act 2 is missing, replaced by a static image with a highlight on each character while they are speaking.

Trading notes: Recorded in 2023 or 2024.

Trading notes: Previous note had Branch Woodman as Mayor Shin, but he is clearly seen in the quartet throughout the show (photos added). Relisted with Jefferson Mays as Mayor Shin per the Master's original listing, as both understudies are seen throughout the show in their normal roles.

Trading notes: Choreo-focused capture. Act One is shot nicely with occasional blocks from heads, as well as a railing that obstructs part of downstage left. Act Two includes through Shipoopi for its few good moments, then picks up at Will I Ever Tell You. The rest of the act is shot around a head, but still follows the action well enough and has plenty of great moments.

Master's notes: Decent phone boot of an interesting Sign Language version of the musical. Exported at 4:3 so that you can see the captions projected above the stage. If listening to the audio only, you might not get much out of it, as almost all of the dialogue was signed, but still tracked in case you want the songs individually. Never to be sold. Gifting Encouraged.

Trading notes: Includes menu, scene selections and an audio of Bianca Tadini in the role of Eliza in the bonus features.

Trading notes: Great 4K capture of this lovely tour on its last day in Dallas. It's filmed in 16:9 from the far right orchestra, with a mix of wides, mediums, and closeups. There's no major obstruction other than the tops of heads that can sometimes be seen during wideshots and the sound equipment that blocks some action that takes place on the far side of stage left. There are unfortunately some extended blackouts, notably two minutes at the top of Act One, three minutes at the top of Act Two, and six minutes during the lengthy scene at Mrs. Higgins' house. There are quick dropouts that take place right after Wouldn't it be Loverly?, Alfred's bargain, shortly before Eliza's entrance at the horse race, during On the Street Where You Live, and before I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face, though these don't last long. The washout is improved from this angle though there's still some during the darker scenes. The sound is excellent. Includes playbill scans.

Trading notes: This show isn't very well documented online so the cast info might be slightly off. This Pro-Shot was released on both DVD and Blu-Ray, the most common files online seem to be the DVD converted to an MP4

Trading notes: This show isn't very well documented online so the cast info might be slightly off. This Pro-Shot was released on both DVD and Blu-Ray, the most common files online seem to be the DVD converted to an MP4

Trading notes: Another beautiful HD capture of this fantastic show. The cast is even tighter since previews and this is such a fun show with a terrific cast that is perfection! Hilarious Lovers scene at the end with Puffer and Bazzard! Murderer: Rosa Bud, Datchery: Helena, Lovers: Puffer and Bazzard. A+

Trading notes: Excellent HD capture of the final show. The audience was full of fans of the show, so great energy and applause throughout. Includes the only time three lovers were selected, including John Jasper. Touching final curtain speech by the director and Rupert Holmes. Datchery: Bazzard, Murderer: Puffer, Lovers: Helena and Jasper and Rosa Bud. A

Trading notes: Final Broadway Performance. Excellent HD capture of the final show. The audience was full of fans of the show, so great energy and applause throughout. Three lovers were selected, including John Jasper. Touching final curtain speech by the Director and Rupert Holmes.

Trading notes: Pro-shot originally posted on Youtube.

Trading notes: Pro-Shot of the World Premiere run of this new opera at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan, Italy, as streamed on Rai5 with Italian subtitles. Includes behind-the-scenes footage.

Trading notes: Multi-camera archival pro-shot of the original Broadway cast filmed during previews. Currently circulating version was uploaded to Vimeo in August 2026 by the production's casting director, and has hardcoded English subtitles and an improper framerate (so the source is presumably a screen recording).

Trading notes: Nice HD capture of this immersive production that takes place all over the theater. Everything is captured as well as can be done in this setting. A beautiful production with so many layers and phenomenal performances. A- Contains the song Natasha Lost before it was cut.

Trading notes: Beautiful HD capture from the orchestra of Oak and Ingrid's final performances. Hands down the best capture of this show and from the perfect angle. All drama aside, Oak gave a rousing performance. A

Master's notes: Drum set cam by Jacob Bauman in Bloomington, IN. Performing Natasha, Pierre, & The Great Comet of 1812 on November 10, 2022 _______________________________________________________________ -- Musical Numbers -- ACT 1 - 00:00 00:01 - Prologue 04:32 - Pierre 08:53 - Moscow 13:27 - The Private and Intimate Life of the House 19:13 - Natasha & Bolkonskys 22:37 - No One Else 27:26 - The Opera (Part 1) 31:37 - The Opera (Part 2) 34:52 - The Opera (Part 3) 37:59 - Natasha & Anatole 42:29 - The Duel 50:12 - Dust and Ashes 56:52 - Sunday Morning 59:14 - Charming 01:03:12 - The Ball ACT 2 - 01:09:58 01:10:00 - Letters 01:16:22 - Sonya & Natasha 01:20:28 - Sonya Alone 01:24:26 - Preparations 01:28:15 - Balaga 01:30:57 - The Abduction 01:38:34 - In My House 01:41:55 - A Call to Pierre 01:44:13 - Find Anatole 01:46:20 - Pierre & Anatole 01:50:27 - Natasha Very Ill 01:51:30 - Pierre & Andrey 01:54:36 - Pierre & Natasha 02:02:16 - The Great Comet of 1812 02:07:32 - Exit Music _______________________________________________________________ -- Pit Orchestra Musicians -- Conductor/Key 1 ............................................. Ray Fellman Key 2 ................................................................ Erik Wakar Drums .............................................................. Jacob Bauman Bass ................................................................. Brandon Vaughn Guitar 1 ............................................................ Cam MacLean-Kennedy Accordion ........................................................ Adam Bell Viola 1 .............................................................. Em Singleton Viola 2 .............................................................. Wan-Zhen Xie Cello 1 .............................................................. Debbi Ponella Cello 2 .............................................................. Joy Chu Clarinet 1, Bass Clarinet ................................. Phil Ponella Clarinet 2 ......................................................... Andrew Auchstetter Oboe, English Horn ......................................... Kate Reinhard -- Roving Orchestra Musicians -- Accordion/Piano ............................................. Jacob Jackson Accordion/Piano ............................................. Devin McDuffy Electric Bass .................................................... Brandon Vaughn Guitar ............................................................... Katie Wheeler Violin ............................................................... Hannah Kulawiak Tamborine ....................................................... Kate Glaser

Trading notes: Originally uploaded to YouTube.

Master's notes: Excellent capture of this spectacular regional non-replica show in previews (also master's best capture of the show). Shot from front row center stage. Actors occasionally stood in aisles and that is missed - action on stage captured very well, though. Frequent readjustment and underexposure, especially in Act 1. Also this was my first time seeing Great Comet live, and I am the loudest clapper. Shot with an iPhone in 4k, edited to 1080p. TLDR: PIERRE'S FIRST TIME SEEING COMET LIVE FRONT AND CENTER!!! A

Master's notes: MTS, shot around heads & safety rails, missing parts of The Ball and Sonya Alone.

Master's notes: An excellent capture. Some focus issues but nothing major. For about 7 minutes in Act Two there is a tech issue with an AC-like sound from a machine. I’ve done my best to minimise the sound as much as I can but it can still be heard. Recording includes the curtain call and a shot of the outside of the theatre. Filmed in 4K. External audio used.

Master's notes: Excellent 4K capture of my favorite musical!! Shot over heads, but only obstructs action when people sit on the floor (which only happens a couple times). No footage missed at the start of either act. This is some of my best work, I was having so much fun. Shot in a beautiful mix of wides, mediums, and closeups. Occasional moments of readjustment and shakiness throughout, along with some minor mic issues. Audio fed from external source. TLDR: THAT’S MY SHOW!!

Master's notes: Decent capture of a student cast full of future stars. Complete and unobstructed with a nice mix of wides and zooms, though emphasis is on wideshots to capture all the amazing choreography work. Some shaking, wandering, and focus issues throughout, with heavier amounts of overexposure than I would have hoped for. Includes bows.

Trading notes: Episode of Max Liebman Presents. Aired on NBC on January 15, 1955.

Trading notes: Nicely filmed. The disc also includes about three minutes of press reel footage.

Trading notes: starcuffedaward for first preview that's different from all the other previews

Trading notes: Heavily obstructed highlights of the first 10 minutes or so of the show. Gift upon request. Never post online. Audio is fed from external source.

Trading notes: Shot from right orchestra. Vanessa's debut as Francine!

Trading notes: Excellent 4K capture of this entertaining new musical! The last minute of “One of the Smart Ones” is blindshot. Very minor head and railing obstruction is present which makes the big finale a little blocked off (but the important parts are visible!). Some wandering/readjustment and unfocusing throughout. Includes curtain call, audio is fed from external source. Haley Fish performed in Wendi Bergami’s track; Aaron Nicholas Patterson performed in Darius Wright’s track.

Trading notes: Great 4K capture of Vanessa Sears as Francine! There is one major head obstruction on the left that blocks off a bit of action but is usually worked around very well. There is also one on the far right that rarely blocks off anything. Washout on the wider shots. The video is less well shot than usual due to usher presence, and is therefore a bit messy in terms of framing/following action. The first two minutes of Act Two are missing. Increased wandering and unfocusing throughout. Includes curtain call, audio is fed from external source. Akina Kitazawa performed in Ashley Blair Fitzgerald’s track, Davis Wayne performed in Benjamin Rivera’s track.

Trading notes: Filmed using one camera on a tripod with excellent clear picture and sound 2 DVDs A

Trading notes: A very clear capture of the show, well-filmed from the dress circle. A mixture of close-ups and wide shots, with the balcony railing visible in some of the tighter close-ups, but nothing too obstructive. A

Trading notes: Beautifully filmed and crystal clear with no obstructions and slight spotlight washout. A

Trading notes: Pro-Shot new musical production.

Master's notes: Decent capture of this hilarious reworked musical’s opening night, featuring an absolutely stacked cast and a very reactive audience! Healthy mix of wide shots, mediums, and close-ups. Frequent adjusting and occasional wandering due to usher activity. Moderate head obstruction, especially to the left.

Master's notes: Incredible, unobstructed orchestra capture of this wonderful show! Very enthusiastic audience for Sleiman Alahmadieh’s Byron debut. Healthy mix of wides, mediums, and close-ups. Occasional adjusting (mostly during transitions) and my camera goes out of focus a little more than usual.

Trading notes: Good zooms, filmed from right mezzanine and picture quality and sound excellent.

Trading notes: Another great video of this hilarious play. Subtitles are for the 3.96 GB version, which is higher quality than the 1.79 GB version.

Trading notes: Excellent HD capture with no obstructions. Hilarious and fast-paced ensemble piece! Terrific performances from the whole cast! A

Trading notes: Filmed using multiple cameras.

Trading notes: Excellent 4K capture of this world-renowned musical’s New York premiere. The captions screens at this performance weren’t working, but English subtitles are included in the folder. One small obstruction is visible on the bottom of the frame in Act One, but doesn’t block any action. Spotlight washout is visible on some wideshots, and there are moments of wandering and unfocusing.

Trading notes: Professionally filmed and released as a direct-to-video production in 2007

Trading notes: Was professionally filmed in front of a live audience for a video release. The production was filmed on July 15–16, 2011, at the Di Capo Theatre in Manhattan.

Trading notes: Some versions may be ripped from YouTube

Trading notes: Choreographed by Rudolf Nureyev.