"Shuffle Along" is a groundbreaking musical that premiered on Broadway in 1921. It was one of the first major productions to feature an all-Black cast and creative team, including composer Eubie Blake and lyricist Noble Sissle. The show is notable for its lively jazz score and dance numbers, which helped to popularize African American culture on the Broadway stage. The plot revolves around a group of African American characters navigating love and politics in a small town. "Shuffle Along" was influential in paving the way for future Black musicals and remains a significant part of American theater history.