"It's just overwhelming and exciting," Diane Nicoletti said during a walk through a particularly well-stocked gift shop.Stepping into the set of "Rent," visitors can get a true sense of the East Village in the 1990s and get a real feel for how the specific time and place led to such a groundbreaking musical.And, speaking of musicals that broke the mold, there's "West Side Story."Visitors get a chance to mimic its famous choreography by trying to follow the silhouettes of a male and female dancer."At a time when Broadway's just coming back in New York City and we're rebuilding after COVID, it's particularly meaningful right now," Boardman said."