The Museum of Broadway highlights 100 years of Rockettes history in new exhibit

There are lineages of feminine power in American culture that refuse to dim, that burn through generations with the steadiness of a lighthouse and the sparkle of a chandelier. The Rockettes belong to that rare, mythic lineage. For one hundred years, these women have embodied a form of power that the world too often misunderstands: a power rooted in discipline so exacting it becomes poetry, in unity so seamless it becomes architecture, in glamour so precise it becomes a weapon. The Museum of Broadway’s new exhibition, The Rockettes 100th Anniversary: A Century of Sisterhood, restores this truth with the reverence it deserves. It is not merely a celebratory display; it is a testament to what happens when women claim the stage, command the gaze, and redefine the limits of their bodies and the