Jimmy Fallon salutes the power of Broadway

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[September 14, 2010]  NEW YORK (AP) -- Jimmy Fallon is tapping the power of Broadway this week.

HardwareThe talk show host will be introducing a different musical act every night on NBC's "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" from among the shows playing in Times Square just a few blocks away.

It starts Monday night with a performance by the cast of the Tony-winning musical "Memphis." On Tuesday, Sean Hayes was scheduled to stop by with cast mates from "Promises, Promises."

Billie Joe Armstrong is expected on Wednesday to introduce the Tony-winning musical "American Idiot" based on Green Day's music, and Thursday will feature music from the upcoming "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson."

It's Fallon's first stab at creating a Broadway-themed week.

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[Associated Press]

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