"John Proctor is the Villain" to "Lea Salonga in Concert" (46 recordings)

Master's notes: Excellent 4K capture of this new production! Minor head obstruction on the bottom, doesn’t block off almost anything. Some wandering and unfocusing throughout. Includes curtain call, audio fed from external source.

Master's notes: Excellent capture of this incredible new play! Shot in a great mix of wides, mediums, and close-ups; more wides than usual due to the staging and lighting of the play. Audio is patched in from an external source. A few brief dropouts. Some increased wandering, shaking, and re-adjusting throughout. Overall an excellent capture of this amazing new play.

Master's notes: Filmed in 4K from mezzanine. A fair amount of obstruction from a head when action is on the right side of the stage, but is not often. (Amazingly, the scene toward the end when two actors are sitting at the front of the stage is only slightly obstructed.) More wide shots than close zooms since many scenes take up a lot of the stage. NFT (NOT FOR TRADE) and sales only through master until February 28, 2026.

Master's notes: Filmed in 4K from orchestra. Very few obstructions except when it was difficult to frame the shots, and an actor or two were cut off from the side. Otherwise steadily filmed, mix of wide shots and zooms. Includes curtain call. NFT (NOT FOR TRADE) and sales only through master until May 28, 2026. Never to be sold except through juniper47.

Master's notes: Chiara's debut

Trading notes: Halfway back full stage with head in the way. Decent sound.

Trading notes: Livestream of the Julia Mattison is Ruby Manger concert. Join fictional Broadway diva Ruby Manger as she makes her long-awaited return to the New York stage! Julia Mattison stars as Ms. Manger, an enigmatic Broadway and film legend, famous for such roles as Trudy the Blind Ghost in I See You, Not Really, But You Know What I Mean (Tony Award winner, Best Musical and Best Actress) and as Roberta in the film Inside Roberta (Sundance Film Festival rejected submission). In one hilarious hour, Ruby will re-visit her greatest career highlights and lowlights, from winning her first Tony Award, to her not-so-secret love affairs, to doing quaaludes in a basement with Rod Stewart that one time. Join Broadway’s shining Ruby as she says Hello to Spring and Goodbye to all of us…. Once again. Featuring: Taylor Trensch as Allen Quiche Lorraine, Andrew Kober as Jean Dijon, Noel Carey as Randy Newman, Sara Chase as Sharon Coq Au Vin, and a cameo by Alex Brightman.

Master's notes: The third act is a little dark but overall a fantastic capture. Audio for the first 20 minutes contains some crackling that I’ve tried to fix as best I can. Recording includes the curtain call and marquee. Filmed in 4K. External audio used.

Master's notes: First preview! Filmed in 4K. There was a ~3-minute show stop in Act 1 when set automation failed. Some obstruction in early scenes of Act 1 when trying to figure out how to film around a head, less obstruction later on. Dropouts for applause and when actors were getting close. A few moments where the camera goes out of focus. Includes encore and curtain call recorded on a different device. NFT (NOT FOR TRADE) and sales only through master until January 28, 2026.

Master's notes: Excellent capture of this new musical in early previews! Shot in a great mix of wides, mediums, and close-ups. Some wandering, shaking, and re-adjusting throughout. A couple of brief dropouts. A few moments of brief obstruction in act 2 that don't block any major action. Audio is patched in from an external source. Overall an excellent capture of this Jonathan Groff star vehicle.

Master's notes: Excellent 4K capture of this new show! Some wandering and unfocusing throughout. Includes curtain call, audio fed from external source.

Master's notes: Excellent capture of this fringe comedy that ended up being one of the best things I saw on my London trip. Some occasional minor obstruction on the bottom right of the screen that doesn't block any action. Shot in a great mix of wides, mediums, and close-ups, though more medium and wide here due to the staging of the piece. Some wandering, shaking, and re-adjusting throughout. A couple of brief dropouts. Overall an excellent capture of this hilarious musical. If you hear me sneeze really loudly at one point, no you don't.

Master's notes: 'The skill, the craft, is in controlling the pressure' KELI tells the story of a fiery, sharp-witted seventeen-year-old in a former mining town. Coal means little to Keli, but the mines left music in the blood of this place. Marking 40 years since the miners' strikes and featuring a sharp, hilarious script, KELI is a gripping show about community, creativity, and music. Proshot filmed in May 2025.

Trading notes: Front Row phone video, phone is sat on table and wideshot the entire time. no action is missed besides Kerrys head when she gets very close to us. One song is blurred for privacy reasons but other a great video. Kerry Butlers Cabaret concert. Kerry takes us through her life while singing a mix of Disney songs and songs from shows she has done.

Trading notes: first preview

Trading notes: Excellent 4K capture of the full cast! There is a head obstruction on the bottom that is worked around well and mostly doesn’t block anything. Minor wandering and unfocusing throughout. Includes curtain call, audio fed from external source.

Trading notes: Nice capture focusing mostly on close-ups. Shot around a railing so there are no full stage shots, but it almost never causes obstruction after the first couple minutes and the action is followed well.

Trading notes: Excellent 4K capture of Colleen as Kim! Heads visible on the bottom but never obstruct anything. Some wandering/readjustment and unfocusing throughout. Includes curtain call, audio is fed from external source.

Trading notes: Includes 30 minutes of time-coded raw press reels from the replacement cast with Faith Prince and Kevin Grey and 75 minutes of time-coded raw press reels from the Lou Diamond Phillips and Donna Murphy cast.

Trading notes: A 1953 live television adaptation of the Shakespeare play staged by Peter Brook and starring Orson Welles.[1] Preserved on kinescope, it aired October 18, 1953, as part of the CBS television series Omnibus, hosted by Alistair Cooke. A heavily abridged version of the play, this production condensed the play by eliminating the characters of Edgar and Edmund. To compensate for their absence, the role of Oswald is expanded to take Edmund's part in the play's climax, and Poor Tom is included not as a disguised Edgar but as an actual madman.

Trading notes: Pro-shot of the 1973 New York Shakespeare Festival production, directed by Edwin Sherin. Broadcast in the US as part of PBS Great Performances on February 20, 1974.

Trading notes: The 1974 television production of King Lear, directed by Tony Davenall for Thames Television, features Patrick Magee in the title role of King Lear. This adaptation was part of a series intended for schools and is currently available as part of the Thames Shakespeare Collection. It is distinct from the 1971 film version where Patrick Magee played Cornwall.

Trading notes: Broadcast in 1983 in the UK and in 1984 in the US.

Trading notes: Filmed vertically in 1080p HD. Unfocused in the first act. Recorded between February-March.

Trading notes: Filmed vertically in 1080p.

Trading notes: Pro-shot. Filmed live on stage at the Adelphi Theatre (London, England) and distributed commercially.

Master's notes: Awkward phone boot of Kofi’s second show as Lola shot from the balcony. I was lent back a little too far in my seat so the front of the stage was cut off.

Master's notes: patrick's brad debut!

Trading notes: Patrick had already played Brad on Oct 30th. This performance was Lina Rose Lee's debut as Ivy and Jason Depinto's as e/c for the Camera Operator. Not included in the recording, but the director went on stage before the show to announce the historic situation of all 6 u/s covering roles, and since they've been super busy, it might happen that some of the actor faces won't match the ones on the video projections (which is more visible during RTMIS videos, and they were creative in solving that in one of the videos involving MwE), and it is possible that you might see actors reading the script on stage (which slightly happened). This video is a gem for capturing such a unique performance.

Trading notes: opening

Trading notes: Broadcast on Channel 13 WNET TV, PBS in New York 1993. Recorded live at the Sydney Opera House Sydney, Australia 1993. Directed by Baz Luhrmann. Includes DVD cover as JPG

Trading notes: Dress rehearsal. Complete show including the extra-long scene changes between acts. Wonderful production however the sound gets a little choppy near the end of Act One.

Trading notes: Heads, nasty compression artifacts, occasional spotlight washout. But most importantly, it is very, very shaky, and so pretty difficult to watch. Remastering really couldn't help much, but the absolute worst of it has been smoothed down and the audio has been cleaned up. A version of this video also circulates as November 30, 1983. https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-production/la-cage-aux-folles-4231

Trading notes: This is the ORIGINAL Broadway cast! Recorded shortly after the show opened. Nicely filmed from the balcony with surprising clarity, but there are heads in the shot. Filmer does a great job of shooting around the heads. B+

Trading notes: Good picture and sound and despite a couple of coverups, a nice video. A

Master's notes: Sofia Coppola's commissioned production of La Traviata. First act is badly filmed and misses the first 20 minutes (only audio), the rest is somewhat decent, considering the distance. Audio fed from external source.

Trading notes: Broadcast on NBC Television on September 25, 1954, as part of an irregularly scheduled series under the umbrella title Max Liebman Presents.

Master's notes: Second preview on Broadway. There are a few moments that are unfocused (particularly the first few minutes of the show) and a few (minor) instances of heads getting in the way, but the video is great otherwise. It’s very nice to see this show finally having it’s moment on Broadway! The video will remain STRICTLY NFT until September 1, 2025

Trading notes: Broadcast on PBS. Contained several members from the original Broadway production. Released on DVD as part of the Broadway Theatre Archive.

Trading notes: Multi-camera proshot, filmed live at Expo 2020, Jubilee Park, Dubai, UAE.

Master's notes: Face is a bit washed out, but overall it's ok, Act 2 is better video. Not the best recording obv lol but it is the full show.