The Ziegfeld Follies was a series of elaborate theatrical revues that showcased music, dance, and comedy. Created by producer Florenz Ziegfeld, these performances were known for their lavish sets, stunning costumes, and beautiful chorus girls, often referred to as the "Ziegfeld Girls." The Follies ran from 1907 to 1931, becoming a significant part of American entertainment history. The shows featured a mix of original songs and popular music of the time, often highlighting the talents of famous performers. Notable figures associated with the Follies include composer George Gershwin and actress Fanny Brice. The Follies played a crucial role in shaping the modern musical and influenced future Broadway productions.