This will be the second course in a series dedicated to examining and dissecting what were the crucial and best decades of musical theatre and dramatic plays to appear on Broadway. Next up is the 1950. In the 1950s the economy was booming and so was Broadway. It was considered to be the best time for Broadway when some of the most entertaining and enduring shows came out of this decade. Guys and Dolls, The King And I, My Fair Lady and West Side Story were just a few of the many captivating musicals created in the 1950s, while groundbreaking plays from Arthur Miller, William Inge and Eugene O'Neill debuted as well. Many video and audio clips will make this an unforgettable experience.