A mother explains to her son how she met her husband. After all these years, she still sees him that way. •From Flaherty and Ahrens' production of 'My Favorite Year'

In this studio version of this charming piece, Dorothy performs an audition with the song 'Shadow Waltz'. Lyrics: Al Dubin |Johnny Mercer Book: Michael Stewart | Mark Bramble

Sondheim's epic song mockingly judges the rich and wealthy women who waste their middle-aged lives doing nothing of meaning. •From Stephen Sondheim's production of 'Company'

A Mother reassures her son while reflecting on the day when his father left, assuring him that she will always be by his side. •From Benj Pesak and Justin Paul's production of 'Dear Evan Hansen'

Audrey Federici as Lillian in a scene from 'Whitney Cummings' (Scene Class with Director Tisha Ioli)

From Act 2 (Cabaret National Tour): Fräulien Schneider explains to Cliff and Sally that she has accepted her world, her past and what lies ahead for her future.

Act 2 Full Scene/Dialogue into 'What would you Do?' song and monologue: Fräulien Schneider informs Cliff and Sally that she has broken off her engagement.

A dying woman, previously professed to be agnostic, now admits to herself that indeed she has had faith all along. •From Michael John LaChiusa's production of 'See What I Wanna See'

From Act 2: After Cliff pleads that she can't just give up this way, Fräulien Schneider asks him what other choice does she have?

A woman comes to the realization that she will be just fine on her own after her divorce. •From Stephen Dorff's production of 'Lunch the Musical'

After Giorgio pleads with her to give him up, Fosca explains that this cannot happen. Her love is not a choice, it is who she is. •From Stephen Sondheim's production of 'Passion'

Audrey Federici as Katya in a scene from 'The Americans' (Scene Class with Director Tisha Ioli)

A woman comes to the realization that she will be just fine on her own after her divorce. •From Stephen Dorff's production of 'Lunch the Musical'

While Cora is trying to give a speech, she realizes that her opponent has stolen her limelight. •From Stephen Sondheim's production of 'Anyone can Whistle'

A mother explains to her son how she met her husband. After all these years, she still sees him that way. •From Flaherty and Ahrens' production of 'My Favorite Year'

Miss Andrews the 'Holy Terror' returns to the Banks' house to give a proper lesson in how to discipline children. •From Sherman & Stiles' production of 'Mary Poppins'