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A: "Weekend in the Country", "Now/Later/Soon"

A Little Night Music. This musical was written by Stephen Sondheim.

B: "My Funny Valentine", "Lady is A Tramp"

Babes in Arms. Richard Rodgers collaborated with Lorenz Hart for this show.

C: "Two Ladies", "Tomorrow Belongs To Me"

Cabaret. The late 90s revival of this show played in Studio 54 (among other theatres).

D: "Take A Job", "Late Late Show"

Do Re Mi. Nathan Lanes, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Heather Headley & Randy Graff were part of the 1999 revival.

E: "Another Suitcase in Another Hall", "Goodnight and Thank You"

Evita. Patti LuPone opened as Eva Peron at the Broadway Theatre.

F: "This Plum is Too Ripe", "Round and Round"

Fantasticks. This was the longest Off-Broadway show of all time.

G: "Alas For You", "By My Side"

Godspell. Opened on Broadway at the Broadhurst Theatre in June 1976.

H: "Who Wants to Be A Millionare?", "Say It with Gin"

High Society. Cole Porter provided music & lyrics to this show.

I: "Our Little World", "Stay with Me"

Into the Woods. Bernadette Peters, Joanna Gleason & Vanessa Williams have all been in this show.

K: "It Never Was You", "Dirge for a Soldier"

Knickerbocker Holiday. Opened at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre.

L: "Closed for Renovation", "Ya Never Know"

Little Shop of Horrors. "Closed for Renovation" was cut from the movie, and "Ya Never Know" was changed into "Some Fun Now".

M: "Girls of Summer", "There Won't Be Trumpets"

Marry Me A Little. This show opened at the Actor's Playhouse in 1981.

N: "Padre Polka" , "What Would Elvis Do?"

Nunsense II. These songs were performed in the sequel to the hugely popular "Nunsense".

O: "Normandy", "Many Moons Ago"

Once Upon A Mattress. Carol Burnett & Sarah Jessica Parker have performed the lead in this musical.

P: "That Face", "Betrayed"

The Producers. Lyrics & music for this show were written by Mel Brooks.

Q: "In The Absence of Angels", "One Voice"

Quilt. "Quilt" is about AIDS.

R: "Sword of Damocles", "Once In A While"

The Rocky Horror Show. This musical was turned into the cult film.

S: "Lolly, Lolly, Lolly", "Figure Eight"

Schoolhouse Rock Live!. This musical was based off the popular Saturday-morning cartoon shorts.

T: "Acid Queen", "Sally Simpson"

Tommy. The Who brought this rock opera to Broadway in 1993.

U: "Run, Freedom, Run", "Look at the Sky"

Urinetown. "Urinetown" played at Henry Miller's Theatre when it moved to Broadway.

V: "If I Were A Man", "Paris by Night"

Victor/Victoria. Victor/Victoria was a woman playing a man dressed as a woman.

W: "Give A Man Enough Rope", "My Unknown Someone"

Will Rogers Follies. Opened at the Palace Theatre in May 1991.

Y: "The Book Report", "Suppertime"

You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown. Originally performed Off-Off-Broadway.

Z: "Come Join Us", "Blast From The Past"

Zombie Prom. Instantly became an Off-Broadway smash.

(What fun would this be if we went in perfect order?) J: "Everything's Alright", "Blood Money"

Jesus Christ Superstar. Music written for this show by Andrew Lloyd Webber.