The personal stories of composer/lyricist Lin-Manuel Miranda and the cast of the 2008 Tony Award winner In The Heights. In addition to including highlights from some of the show's dynamic performance numbers, this television special takes us into the lives of the cast members to illuminate how this culturally diverse company was able to bring their dreams of performing on the New York stage to fruition.

这张DVD是1998年九月在著名的卡内基音乐厅所主办的一场演唱会实况录像。从片子的名字就可以看出，参与演出的都是那些在百老汇音乐剧舞台上风光无限的女明星们。尽管从演唱会的人员名单上我们没有发现伯纳德彼得丝(Bernadette Peters)、依莲佩姬(Elaine Page)等无可争议的天后巨星，但朱迪安德鲁斯、李萨明里尼、林达伊德等名角的登场断不会让整台演唱会名不符实。总之，如果你对百老汇著名女演员的名字和她们演唱的曲目十分熟悉，那么这张DVD就是特别为你制作的；否则，台下观众接二连三的鼓掌欢呼一定会把你搞得莫名其妙。

第一幕
正當以塗鴉為樂的彼得在"工作"時，士多店老闆烏斯拿維趕走了他，接著還介紹這個地方　－　紐約上城的一切。("In the Heights")這是自成一國的一個街頭，他和養母卡蘿狄亞和表弟辛尼經營著一所小小的士多；隔壁是經營叫的士服務的夫婦基雲和卡娜。他們只有一名員工賓尼，他正是烏斯拿維的最好朋友。另一邊則是由丹妮爾娜開的髮型屋，她和另外兩個僱員芃妮莎和卡美娜都很喜歡嚼舌根。基雲和卡娜之女妮娜在大學過了一年後回來，眾人都非常高興，唯獨她本人卻有點悶悶不樂。("Breathe")賓尼今天擔大棋，("Benny's Dispatch")妮娜對之產好感。另一邊廂芃妮莎常想離開這裡，而她唯一享受的只有在烏斯拿維的店子裡。("It Won't be Long Now")今天烏斯拿維終於壯起膽子跟她約會，她同意了。
妮娜終於向父母坦白自己成績不濟被踢了出校，基雲決定不管一切要搞定這件事。("Inutil")妮娜找芃妮莎告解，但這邊廂丹妮爾娜亦宣佈因為房租上升，她要搬店了。("No Me Diga")接著來到每日最常見的話題，如果他們手上的彩票成功了會怎樣？("96,000")正當她一再表示自己擁有耐性和信心之時，原來她贏了大獎。("Paciencia Y Fe")妮娜繼續在街頭遊蕩，賓尼過來安慰她，指他自己亦是在一眾多明尼加人裡面唯一的黑人。("When You're Home")賣甜冰的小販經過，("Piragua")來到歡迎妮娜回來的晚會。基雲宣佈他把店子賣了來支付妮娜的讀書費用。賓尼因失業而憤怒，妮娜堅決不受幫助並追隨賓尼來到一所晚會道歉；正巧烏斯拿維和芃妮莎也在，二人卻強充面子不敢向對方告白。("The Club")突然停電，煙花四散，一切變得混亂，就在此刻妮娜和賓尼找到了對方，深情一吻......("Blackout")
第二幕
第二天，賓尼和妮娜一夜春宵後互相纏綿。("Sunrise")另一邊廂，卡蘿狄亞告知烏斯拿維彩券的事，二人不斷想著以後的事。("Hundreds of Stories")而基雲也發現了賓尼和妮娜的事，怒不可遏；正當與妮娜反目之時卡娜一下主持大局，告訴二人各自的難處。("Enough")來到中午，眾人都因為太熱而在抱怨，卻最後成了一場嘉年華。("Carnaval del Barrio")然而這很快便被另一個消息打斷：卡蘿狄亞逝世。("Atencion")人們都過來憑弔，("Alabanza")烏斯拿維落寞不已，妮娜前來安慰。("Everything I Know")回顧卡蘿狄亞的教導，她決定回去學校。
丹妮爾娜撥出一筆款項支持芃妮莎可以離開這兒，這使她感到高興非常；另一邊廂，她帶了香檳去跟烏斯拿維慶祝，要他留下別回去多明尼加。("Champagne")這結果是不得要領，她這才透露自己心意，讓烏斯拿維迷惘不已。賓尼歸還了他的制服和車匙給基雲，他擔心分開後他和妮娜的關係要開始走下坡。二人在日落之時再次海誓山盟。("When the Sun Goes Down")第二天烏斯拿維想要出發了，看著已經關門的基雲和丹妮爾娜的兩間鋪子，心中蕭索非常。他發現彼得把卡蘿狄亞的樣子塗了在他店子閘上，突然他才醒悟，他一生的夢想和根源其實就是在這裡。他不離開了。("Finale")

Act I
Act one is an amalgam of early 20th century New Jersey and the dawn of the Ice Age. The father is inventing things such as the lever, the wheel, the alphabet, and multiplication tables. The family (the Antrobuses) and the entire north-eastern U.S. face extinction by a wall of ice moving southward from Canada. The story is introduced by a narrator and further expanded by the family maid, Sabina. There are unsettling parallels between the members of the Antrobus family and various characters from the Bible. In addition, time is compressed and scrambled to such an extent that the refugees who arrive at the Antrobus house seeking food and fire include the Old Testament judge Moses, the ancient Greek poet Homer, and women who are identified as Muses.
Act II
Act II takes place on the Boardwalk at Atlantic City, New Jersey, where the Antrobuses are present for George's swearing-in as president of the Ancient and Honorable Order of Mammals, Subdivision Humans. Sabina is present, also, in the guise of a scheming beauty queen, who tries to steal George's affection from his wife and family. Although the conventioneers are rowdy and partying furiously, there is an undercurrent of foreboding, since the weather signals change from summery sunshine to hurricane to deluge. (A fortune teller had previously attempted to warn them about this but had been ignored). Gladys and George each attempt their individual rebellions, and are brought back into line by the family. The act ends with the family members reconciled and, paralleling the Bibilical story of Noah's Ark, directing pairs of animals to safety on a large boat where they survive the storm and/or the end of the world.
Act III
The final act takes place in the ruins of the Antrobuses' former home. A devastating war has occurred; Maggie and Gladys have survived by hiding in a cellar. When they come out of the cellar we see that Gladys has a baby. Sabina joins them, "dressed as a Napoleonic camp-follower". George has been away at the front lines leading an army. Henry also fought, on the opposite side, and returns as a general. The family members discuss the ability of the human race to rebuild and continue after continually destroying itself. The question is raised, 'is there any accomplishment or attribute of the human race of enough value that its civilization should be rebuilt'?
The stage manager interrupts the play-within-the-play to explain that several members of their company can't do their parts because they're sick (possibly with food poisoning: the actress playing Sabina claims she saw blue mold on the lemon meringue pie at dinner). The stage manager drafts a janitor, a dresser, and other non-actors to fill their parts, which involve quoting philosophers such as Plato and Aristotle to mark the passing of time within the play.
The alternate history action ends where it began, with Sabina dusting the living room and worrying about George's arrival from the office. Her final act is to address the audience and turn over the responsibility of continuing the action, or life, to them.

Act I
Act one is an amalgam of early 20th century New Jersey and the dawn of the Ice Age. The father is inventing things such as the lever, the wheel, the alphabet, and multiplication tables. The family (the Antrobuses) and the entire north-eastern U.S. face extinction by a wall of ice moving southward from Canada. The story is introduced by a narrator and further expanded by the family maid, Sabina. There are unsettling parallels between the members of the Antrobus family and various characters from the Bible. In addition, time is compressed and scrambled to such an extent that the refugees who arrive at the Antrobus house seeking food and fire include the Old Testament judge Moses, the ancient Greek poet Homer, and women who are identified as Muses.
Act II
Act II takes place on the Boardwalk at Atlantic City, New Jersey, where the Antrobuses are present for George's swearing-in as president of the Ancient and Honorable Order of Mammals, Subdivision Humans. Sabina is present, also, in the guise of a scheming beauty queen, who tries to steal George's affection from his wife and family. Although the conventioneers are rowdy and partying furiously, there is an undercurrent of foreboding, since the weather signals change from summery sunshine to hurricane to deluge. (A fortune teller had previously attempted to warn them about this but had been ignored). Gladys and George each attempt their individual rebellions, and are brought back into line by the family. The act ends with the family members reconciled and, paralleling the Bibilical story of Noah's Ark, directing pairs of animals to safety on a large boat where they survive the storm and/or the end of the world.
Act III
The final act takes place in the ruins of the Antrobuses' former home. A devastating war has occurred; Maggie and Gladys have survived by hiding in a cellar. When they come out of the cellar we see that Gladys has a baby. Sabina joins them, "dressed as a Napoleonic camp-follower". George has been away at the front lines leading an army. Henry also fought, on the opposite side, and returns as a general. The family members discuss the ability of the human race to rebuild and continue after continually destroying itself. The question is raised, 'is there any accomplishment or attribute of the human race of enough value that its civilization should be rebuilt'?
The stage manager interrupts the play-within-the-play to explain that several members of their company can't do their parts because they're sick (possibly with food poisoning: the actress playing Sabina claims she saw blue mold on the lemon meringue pie at dinner). The stage manager drafts a janitor, a dresser, and other non-actors to fill their parts, which involve quoting philosophers such as Plato and Aristotle to mark the passing of time within the play.
The alternate history action ends where it began, with Sabina dusting the living room and worrying about George's arrival from the office. Her final act is to address the audience and turn over the responsibility of continuing the action, or life, to them.

Rowena“Ro”是一个精神饱满的11岁女孩，她希望在父母离婚一事进展不顺利的情况下，为自己的圣诞节庆祝活动增添更多活力。

Bill and Nancy have spent 50 full years as husband and wife. As portrayed by Tony Award winner and Academy Award nominee Jane Alexander (The Great White Hope, The Sisters Rosensweig) and Academy Award nominee and Emmy Award winner James Cromwell (Babe, “Succession”), they practically breathe in unison, and can anticipate each other’s every sigh, snore, and sneeze. But just as they settle comfortably into their new home in Grand Horizons, the unthinkable happens: Nancy suddenly wants out. As their two adult sons struggle to cope with the shocking news, they are forced to question everything they assumed about the people they thought they knew best. By turns funny, shocking, and painfully honest, Bess Wohl’s new play explores a family turned upside down and takes an intimate look at the wild, unpredictable, and enduring nature of love. Also joining the cast are Tony Award winner and Broadway legend Priscilla Lopez (A Chorus Line, In the Heights), Ben McKenzie (“Gotham”, “The O.C.”), Maulik Pancholy (“30 Rock,” “Weeds”), Tony Award nominee Ashley Park (Mean Girls), and Michael Urie (Torch Song, “Ugly Betty”).