V-Day Special 2006: Showmances
The scandals, the rumors, the legacies. The trysts that turned into... something more? Welcome to Broadway.com's utterly random sampling of some of the most notorious intimate liaisons begun during the run of a show. Yes, showmances! From the fabled past to the percolating present, check out the action happening behind the footlights from 14 couples who've made their life in the theater together hot. Or not!—David Drake
Heralded as “America's Greatest Husband and Wife Acting Team,” Broadway even named a theater for them! Find out why.
A 35-year partnership racked up 2 kids, 14 Broadway productions and pile of Tony Awards. Hall of Famers? You betcha! 
As invaluable as they were inseparable, their nearly 60 year union showed us all how to keep our eyes on the prize. 
Like he said, "Dance like nobody's watching." Thank God we got a glimpse of their mating moves! For yours, read on. 
Betty Comden may claim Adolph on the title page, but Phyllis got him to sign the certificate. See how.
In 1962 they were "children needing other children." By 1971, it was "The Way We Were." 
A case lesson in how getting naked with your onstage co-star can eventually send you packin'. 
On stage, he's celibate and she's married to Jesus. Off stage…Good Lord!
Wooing him with post-rehearsal walks to the subway, Martin explains how the tricky part is making love last for 20 years...and counting. 
A road romance lead them to the altar. That tour of Cats may not still be running "now and forever"… but Huntifer is! 
Who knew Eugene O'Neill would make ‘em the "it" couple of 1993? But will they ever bring their heat back to Broadway?! 
It started at Rent. Got hot at The Wild Party. Then got reeeeal Wicked. Meet Broadway's sexiest post-millennium couple. 
Though separately, both have gone nude for their art on Broadway, it was off-off Broadway that they found the rawness of love. 
The hook up for one of Broadway's quirkiest young couples started with a kiss—on the first day of rehearsal. Read on.