A list of links to a smattering of the famous and current musical hits from "Buddy" to "Wicked".

Buddy: the Buddy Holly Story
The Buddy Holly Story's official web site with a mini biography, photographic gallery, creators, cast, fan club, shop and  bookings for the U.K.

Chicago the Musical
Chicago has won six Tony Awards and six Drama Desk Awards.  A gorgeous graphic site about the plot, history, quiz, cast and educational ideas.  For travellers U.S. and U.K. tickets are available through linked ticket selling web sites.

Mamma Mia!
The musical with all the ABBA hits.  The official web site has news, review snippets, cast list, shop and contact details to purchase tickets.

Les Miserables
"Les Miserables" is the second longest running musical in Broadway history.  The official web site has all the usual features including some useful links.

The Lion King
In 1998, The Lion King received the awards for Best Musical at the Tony Awards and the New York Drama Critics Awards. It has since toured Australia and reopened on Broadway in late 2006.

Miss Saigon
Information about the Australian production of Miss Saigon, showing in Perth from February 16, 2008.

The Phantom of the Opera Homepage
A theatrical web site that provides the story, sights, sound, history, tickets and tours.  "Phantom of the Opera" is the 2002 winner of the Laurence Olivier Audience Award for the most popular show.

Rent : the Musical
A youthful graphic site crammed with information about this American musical which won a Tony and a Pullitzer Prize in 1996.

We Will Rock You
This musical is to the British rock group Queen what Mamma Mia is to ABBA – it contains all their biggest hits, reworked into a storyline set in the future. The surviving original band members combined with Ben Elton to create this hit musical.

Wicked
Wicked is ‘the untold story of the Witches of Oz’ and is based on the book by the same name. The website includes a brief synopsis, information on the cast and crew and ‘Behind the emerald curtain’, a behind the scenes tour through the Broadway production.