Miss Saigon

• Original London Production (1989)
  London, England
• Broadway Production (1991)
  New York, NY
• First National Tour (1992)
• Toronto Production (1993)
• German Production (1994)
  Stuttgart, Germany
• Second National Tour (1995)
• Australian Production (1995)
  Sydney, Australia
• Dutch Production (1996)
  Scheveningen, Netherlands
• Manila Production (2000)
  Manila, Philippines
• UK Tour (2001)
• Non-Equity Tour (2002)
• UK Touring Revival (2004)
• London Revival (2014)
  London, England
• Broadway Revival (2017)
  New York, NY
• Film Version (not listed yet) [announced]

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Original score

• The Heat is On in Saigon
• The Movie in My Mind
• The Transaction
• The Dance
• Why, God, Why?
• This Money's Yours
• Sun and Moon
  • aka Sunlight and Moon [no note]
• The Telephone Song
• The Deal
• The Ceremony
  • aka Dju Vui Vai [no note]
• What's This I Find?
  • aka Thuy's Arrival [no note]
• Last Night of the World
• The Morning of the Dragon
• I Still Believe
• Back in Town
• You Will Not Touch Him
  • aka Thuy's Death [no note]
• This Is the Hour
• If You Want to Die in Bed
• Let Me See His Western Nose
• I'd Give My Life for You
• Bui-Doi
• The Revelation
• What a Waste
• Please
• Chris is Here
• Kim's Nightmare
• The Fall of Saigon
• Room 317
• It's Her or Me
• The Confrontation
• Paper Dragons
• The American Dream
• The Sacred Bird

Cut prior to London

• Too Much for One Heart

Added to some later productions

• Now That I've Seen Her

Added to 2013 Signature Theatre Production

• Maybe

Recordings listed here were done in the studio specifically to release as recordings. They do not represent cast recordings of a particular production.

• Complete Symphonic Recording (1995)
  

  • Joanna Ampil
  • Kevin Gray
  • Peter Cousens
  • Charles Azulay
  • Hinton Battle

• Demo Recording #1 [audio]
• Demo Recording #2 [audio]

Based on the opera Madama Butterfly by Giacomo Puccini.

With the buzz surrounding Cameron Mackintosh's 2012 film version of Les Miserables, Mackintosh revealed that if the film were a success, his next screen project would be Miss Saigon.