Stephen Sondheim in Connecticut: premieres, surprise visits and a show in a swimming pool. Roxbury composer dies at 91.

The Broadway legend Stephen Sondheim died in his Connecticut home Friday. Several of his shows had their very first performances in Connecticut, and the state's theaters have staged his work regularly for decades.

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