List of References To Long Island Places in Popular Culture - Stage

Stage

  • Irving Berlin composed and produced a musical revue entitled Yip Yip Yaphank while he was stationed at Camp Upton there during World War I.
  • In the Broadway musical RENT, Maureen Johnson is said to be from Hicksville.
  • The musical Grey Gardens takes place in East Hampton.

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