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Michael Bublé performs his hit song "Haven't Met You Yet" during his To Be Loved Tour. Experience his charismatic performing style and sing along to this feel-good favorite.

In a hilarious piece performed from his Broadway show Latin History for Morons, watch as Tony Award nominee John Leguizamo describes how he wishes the first Thanksgiving took place.

Ted Chapin, President and Chief Creative Officer of Rodgers & Hammerstein, discusses what makes The Sound of Music the quintessential R&H musical, the differences between the movie and stage version, and why PBS viewers will enjoy this special broadcast.

Experience superstar singer Michael Bublé’s visually thrilling and musically triumphant ‘To Be Loved Tour’ featuring performances of his biggest hits including “Home” and “Haven’t Met You Yet” along with exclusive footage of Team Bublé travels.

Learn more about An American in Paris The Musical with Garen Scribner, former actor in the National Tour and current host of the "Broadway Sandwich" web series on ALL ARTS. He discusses his favorite number, what sets the musical apart from the movie, and more.

John Leguizamo workshops the Latin History for Morons script at comedy clubs around the country.

In one of her first duties as governess, Maria makes it her mission to teach the von Trapp children to sing. Watch as they sing the timeless classic, "Do-Re-Mi."

Jerry (Robert Fairchild) tries to convince Lise (Leanne Cope) that it's no coincidence they keep running into each other. He's got "Beginner's Luck" and as such transforms the parfumerie where Lise works with a dazzling dance number.

Leanne Cope and Robert Fairchild perform the signature pas de deux, set to George Gershwin's gorgeous score, with Christopher Wheeldon's stunning, Tony-winning choreography.

In this excerpt, Maria gets fired after lecturing Captain von Trapp about his own children. As this is going on, he hears his children singing "The Sound of Music" beautifully for his new fiancée and is compelled to join them while Maria watches in the ...