长久以来，剧作家大卫（约翰·库萨克JohnCusack饰）都过着郁郁不得志的生活，艺术家特有的清高让他对如今腐败混乱的话剧界充满了失望之情。为了讨好情妇奥利芙（詹妮弗·提莉JenniferTilly饰），黑帮大佬看中了名不见经传的大卫的剧本想要投资，作为前提条件，大卫必须让奥利芙饰演主角。虽然奥利芙唠叨的个性和蹩脚的演技让大卫深感抓狂，但在利益面前，他痛苦的屈服了。就这样，一个奇怪的剧组诞生了。剧本的漏洞，女演员们之间的矛盾，男主演日益肥胖的身材都让大卫感到绝望，但令他惊奇的是，一直监视着奥利芙的保镖契奇（查兹·帕尔明特瑞ChazzPalminteri饰）在无意中展现了过人的编剧才能。在契奇的帮助下，被改写的剧本居然获得了盛大的成功，与此同时，契奇对由自己操刀的剧本展现出的病态执着和剧组里混乱的男女关系让大卫陷入了另一个困境……...

A naive young dancer in a Broadway show innocently gets involved in backstage bootlegging and murder.

Once upon a time in the USA, Broadway and Business had a baby: the Corporate Musical. This is the story of one of Capitalism's strangest creations and the comedy writer obsessed with rescuing this hidden world from obscurity. With David Letterman, Martin Short, Susan Stroman, Jello Biafra and more.

The Best of Broadway is a 60-minute television anthology series telecast live on CBS from 1954 to 1955 for a total of 9 episodes.

阿黛尔夫人，曾经是巴黎剧院的巨星，但却陷入了困境。但她允许一位年轻的美国表演者玛丽·杜瓦尔 （Marie Duval） 扮演昔日的阿黛尔夫人，两人都成为巴黎的宠儿，一个再次，一个新加冕。

New York City physician, Dr. Timothy Kane, knows Broadway, the Great White Way and all of its characters thoroughly, as does his receptionist, Connie Madigan. A man Kane had sent to prison is now dying, and asks Kane to locate a daughter and give her his fortune. However, others think they have a claim on it, and are out to ensure their claim, usually by foul means.

在现代雅典，有四个年轻的街头艺人和扒手组成的团体，他们在废弃的娱乐综合体“百老汇柱廊”中找到了意想不到的避难所。当一名前团队成员出狱后，这个临时家庭的平衡将被打破。

“The Americans invented jazz to make up for death, the star to recover from women. To comfort themselves faced with the night, they invented Broadway. Every evening in downtown New York, an artificial day begins. Its purpose is to advertise the shows, vaunt the products, and the inventors of these adverts would be quite astonished to discover that the most fascinating spectacle, the most precious object, is the street transfigured by their signage. This day has its own inhabitants, its shadows, its mirages, its ceremonies. It also has its own sun…” (Chris Marker) “The first film I’ve seen in which colour is absolutely necessary.” (Orson Welles)