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Like the exhibition itself (in many of its incarnations), the book is very funny. It's peppered with entertaining stories from cast and other participants in the production. Aspiring copywriters will benefit from learning the witty lyrics of Gerard Alessandrini. Highly recommended for all Broadway music lovers.

I've been a fan of Forbidden Broadway since the show began in the early 80's so I've been looking forward to this book. In terms of information, humor and point of view, the book does not disappoint, although the historical context is somewhat suspect. The main problem with this book is all the typos, of which there are many. I was so distracted by all the mistakes and typos that I started counting them all. I gave up when I was about 60. Most of these errors can be found in the texts of…

Forbidden Broadway has vanished from New York venues for the first time in years, and I already miss its cheeky presence. But Gerard Allesandrini was right that poking fun at Broadway (Disney shows, jukeboxes, the latest Patti and Bernadette performances, etc.) had become too easy and predictable and a break was needed. In the meantime, we FB fans can get by with this very nice collection of a lot of the show's best lyrics. It's also filled with personal memories of the show's stars over the…