On a late spring night in 1972, Liza Minnelli took over New York's Lyceum Theater for what would be the performance of a lifetime. Alone on stage, her tour-de-force performance became one of the most celebrated television specials of a generation. 

August 2006 ( check local listings )

On a late spring night in 1972, Liza Minnelli took over New York's Lyceum Theater for what would be the performance of a lifetime. Alone on stage, guided by the masterful showmanship of the legendary Bob Fosse and captured with eight 16mm cameras by Academy Award®-winning cinematographer Owen Roizman, Minnelli's tour-de-force performance became one of the most celebrated television specials of a generation. Now, for the first time in more than three decades, viewers have the rare opportunity to experience this unforgettable event with a fully restored and digitally remastered classic.

Minnelli has teamed with producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron (executive producers of the Oscar®-winning Chicago, which ironically began as a Bob Fosse stage musical) to present the first-ever, fully restored and digitally remastered special. The special is quintessential Minnelli as she effortlessly moves from one musical genre to the next, delivering scintillating versions of such classics as "Yes,""God Bless the Child," "It Was a Good Time,""I Gotcha,""Ring Them Bells,""Son of a Preacher Man,""Bye, Bye Blackbird,""You've Let Yourself Go,""My Mammy,"a"Cabaret" medley and the incomparable, tongue-twisting title song, "Liza with a 'Z'."