Funny Girl

• Original Broadway Production (1964)
  New York, NY
• National Tour (1965)
• Australian Production (1966)
• London Production (1966)
  London, England
• Film Version (1968)
• Equity Library Theatre Revival (1986)
  New York, NY
• Dutch Tour (1991)
• National Tour (1996)
• Actor's Fund of America Concert (2002)
  New York, NY
• Broadway Revival (2012) [cancelled]
• Menier Chocolate Factory Revival (2015)
  London, England
• Menier Chocolate Factory Revival - West End Transfer (2016)
  London, England
• Broadway Revival (2022)
  New York, NY
• National Tour (2023)

Click on the title for info on the song.

Original score

• If a Girl Isn't Pretty
• I'm the Greatest Star
• Cornet Man
• Who Taught Her Everything
• His Love Makes Me Beautiful
• I Want to Be Seen with You Tonight
• Henry Street
• People
• You Are Woman
  • aka You Are Man, I Am Man [Title on film soundtrack release]
• Don't Rain on My Parade
• Sadie, Sadie
• Find Yourself a Man
• Rat-Tat-Tat-Tat
• Who Are You Now?
  • aka Who Are You Now [no note]
• The Music That Makes Me Dance

Cut during Philadelphia tryout

• Downtown Rag
• A Block Party
• Something About Me

Cut during Boston tryout

• A Helluva Group
• Sleep Now, Baby Bunting
  • aka The Racing Form Lullaby [Title announced on demo recording]
• It Took a Little Time
• Absent Minded Me
• A Temporary Arrangement

Cut prior to rehearsals

• It's Home
  • aka Home [no note]
• Funny Girl
• I Did It on Roller Skates
• My Daughter, Fanny the Star
• He's Got Larceny in His Heart
• Baltimore Sun
• He
• Do Puppies Go to Heaven?
• I Tried
• When I Talk About You

Added to film version

• Roller Skate Rag
• The Swan
• Funny Girl
• Locked in a Pink Velvet Jail
• Second Hand Rose
• I'd Rather Be Blue Over You (Than Happy With Somebody Else)
  • aka I'd Rather Be Blue Over You [Original title]
• My Man

Added to the 1996 National Tour

• He's My Fella

• Composer Demo [audio]

Based on an original story by Isobel Lennart (which was based on the life of Fanny Brice)

A slightly ficitionalized chronicling of Fanny Brice's rise to fame and her first marriage to Nick Arnstein.

Librettist Isobel Lennart wanted to hire Stephen Sondheim to write lyrics.

• My Man (working title)
• A Very Special Person (working title)