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by Ted Sherman
The 60s were a turbulent era for Americans. There was the endless Vietnam War, the senseless murders of Jack Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Bob Kennedy. There were the Beatles, the civil rights march on Washington, the mu...read more
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What makes a play unforgettable? The six Broadway plays listed below are some of the most memorable shows of the 1960's. 1. The Sound of Music (1959-1963) Music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, ...read more
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