fiddler on the roof was first performed at broadway.
fiddler on the roof was first performed at broadway.
where was fiddler on the roof first performed?
broadway
bullet::::- altman, richard (1971). "the making of a musical: fiddler on the roof". crown publishers.









































bullet::::- isenberg, barbara (2014). "tradition!: the highly improbable, ultimately triumphant broadway-to-hollywood story of fiddler on the roof, the world’s most beloved musical". new york: st. martin's press. .









































bullet::::- solomon, alisa (2013). "wonder of wonders: a cultural history of fiddler on the roof". metropolitan books. .









































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bullet::::- "fiddler on the roof" study guide









































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bullet::::- longest-running plays on broadway, off-broadway, london, toronto, melbourne, paris, vienna, and berlin









































bullet::::- list of longest-running broadway productions from playbill.com
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