We all remember our first time. Not just the first time we entered a theatre, but the first time our life was changed by live performance. That spark ignites our passion.

The Tony Awards on Paramount+, plus shows featuring Broadway favorites old and new are available to watch from home.

In 2001, Faith Prince stars in a Broadway revival of Bells Are Ringing.

A week in the life of actor, radio and TV host, music director and writer Seth Rudetsky.

Once upon a time, the Theatre District was chock full of industry hangouts, places where actors, producers, playwrights, directors, stagehands and sundry other stage types gathered to grab a quick bite between shows, exchange gossip, hatch business deals and bask in the after-performance glow. Downey’s Steakhouse, McHale’s, Bleeck’s, the Russian Tea Room, JR’s, Barrymore’s, the Theatre Bar, Lindy’s — there were one or two for every kind of crowd.

(This is one in a series of Playbill.com features offering a periodic look back at Broadway and Playbill history, timed to accompany a new production or event of a show from theatre's past. A Broadway revival of A Chorus Line starring Charlotte d’Amboise and Michael Berresse opens Oct. 5 at the Schoenfeld Theatre. Here's a glimpse at the 1975 Playbill of the original production, with some perspective on the period.)

(This is one in a series of Playbill.com features offering a periodic look back at Broadway and Playbill history, timed to accompany a new production or event of a show from theatre's past. A Broadway revival of A Chorus Line starring Charlotte d’Amboise and Michael Berresse opens Oct. 5 at the Schoenfeld Theatre. Here's a glimpse at the 1975 Playbill of the original production, with some perspective on the period.)

Julie Andrews hosts the six-part, six-hour PBS documentary series "Broadway: The American Musical," which airs Oct. 19-21.