AMT Theater Film Festival: Broadway Legends on the Big Screen will present two documentaries celebrating Broadway next month.<\/p>\n
Broadway: The Golden Age, released in 2003, will be screened at the Off-Broadway venue August 23 at 6 PM ET.\u00a0Rick McKay\u2019s\u00a0acclaimed\u00a0documentary features\u00a0rare interviews with Julie Andrews<\/a>, Carol Channing<\/a>, Angela Lansbury<\/a>, Elaine Stritch<\/a>, Stephen Sondheim<\/a>, Hal Prince, Gwen Verdon<\/a>, Jerry Orbach<\/a>,
Broadway Musicals: A Jewish Legacy,\u00a0released in 2013, will be screened August 30 at 6 PM ET. The documentary traces\u00a0how generations of Jewish composers, lyricists,
Following both screenings, audiences are invited to stay for a\u00a0Q&A with producer Al Tapper and a celebrity guest. The events will be moderated by Broadway historian Robert W. Schneider.<\/p>\n The screenings are presented\u00a0in conjunction with the premiere of producer Tapper\u2019s new musical,\u00a0After All These Years: The Musicals of Al Tapper<\/a>, which will play the AMT beginning September 9.<\/p>\n
\n and dozens\u00a0more. Their personal stories, humor, and behind-the-scenes
\nmemories capture the magic of Broadway.<\/p>\n
\n playwrights, and producers helped create the American musical. The film includes\u00a0insights from Sondheim, Sheldon Harnick<\/a>, John Kander<\/a>, Jerry Herman<\/a>, Arthur Laurents<\/a>, Charles Strouse<\/a>, and Harold Prince<\/a>.<\/p>\n