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	May 14, 2004 - Brooklyn (The Musical) will soon hit Broadway, along with a whole host of new summer and fall openings. Here's a sneak peek at a few of the plays on their way to Broadway: The Frogs Opens July 22, Vivian Beaumont Theatre An adaptation of the work of Aristophanes, The Frogs is the story of a Greek god who travels to Hades to bring back a writer whose works will help save the world. Starring Nathan Lane and Chris Kattan. After the Fall Opens July 29, American Airlines Theatre This revival of Arthur Miller’s classic play follows a lawyer who examines his mother’s death and his past relationships to explain the problems with his life. Dracula, The Musical Opens August 5, Belasco Theatre Bram Stoker’s horror novel about Dracula’s quest for blood is put to music and set on stage, directed by Des McAnuff. Reckless Opens October 14, Biltmore Theatre This drama follows the story of a woman who leaves her estranged family behind to travel across the country. Starring Mary-Louise Parker and directed by Mark Brokaw. Brooklyn, The Musical Opens October 21, Shubert Theatre Set on the streets of Brooklyn, this musical follows a French girl named Brooklyn who arrives in the City searching for her father. Democracy Opens November 18, Brooks Atkinson Theatre This play set in 1969 West Germany follows a liberal German Chancellor and his assistant, who unbeknownst to him is a double-agent.