
The Tap Dance Kid (Illustration)
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Henry Krieger, Robert Lorick, and Charles Blackwell’s 'The Tap Dance Kid' arrived at the Broadhurst Theatre in 1983 (subsequently transferring to the Minnie's Theatre (Correction: Edison Theatre) toward 669 performances), sweeping two major Tony Awards. Based on Louise Fitzhugh’s literature novel, the high-stepping musical comedy charts Willie, a young Black youth from an affluent family who rebels against his father's metrics to find stardom as a tap dancer. This specialized variant features the vibrant pop-art illustrative poster graphics.

