Broadway Fare is a term used to describe the variety of entertainment available on Broadway in New York City. It includes musicals, shows, musicals, dramas, plays, and live theater. Musicals are stage productions that combine singing, dancing, and acting. Shows are theatrical performances that feature music, dance, and dialogue. Musicals are similar to shows but are usually longer and more elaborate. Dramas are stories told through dialogue and action. Plays are stories told through dialogue and action without the use of music or dance. Live theater is a form of entertainment that takes place in a theater with an audience present.