Nymph Errant

• Original London Production (1933)
  London, England
• Equity Library Theatre Revival (1982)
  New York, NY
• London Concert Revival (1989)
  London, England
• Shaw Festival Production (1989)
  Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada
• Shaw Festival Revival (1990)
  Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada
• Chichester Festival Production (1999)
  London, England
• 42nd Street Moon Revival (2011)
  San Francisco, CA
• Off-Broadway Revival (2012)
  New York, NY

Click on the title for info on the song.

Original score

• Experiment
• It's Bad for Me
  • aka Bad for Me [no note]
• Neauville-Sur-Mer
  • aka Neauville Sur Mer [Title used in the programs for the Shaw Festival production]
• The Cocotte
• How Could We Be Wrong
  • aka How Could We Be Wrong? [Title used in the programs for the Shaw Festival production]
• They're Always Entertaining
• Nymph Errant
• Ruins
  • aka Ruins, Ruins, Ruins [Title used in the programs for the Shaw Festival production]
• Greek Dance
• Harem Dance
• The Physician
• Solomon
• Back to Nature With You
  • aka Back to Nature [Title used in the programs for the Shaw Festival production]
• Plumbing
• Tiller Routine
• Georgia Sand
• Si vous aimez les Poitrines
  • aka If You Like les Belles Poitrines [no note]

Cut during rehearsals

• Sweet Nudity
  • aka Nudity, Sweet Nudity [no note]

Cut prior to London

• You're Too Far Away
• When Love Comes Your Way
• My Louisa
• French Colonial Exposition Scene
• Coffee

Added after London opening

• Cazanova
  • aka Casanova [Title used in the programs for the Shaw Festival production]

Added to some later productions

• Dizzy Baby
• Red, Hot and Blue
• The Boyfriend Back Home
• Paree, What Did You Do to Me?
• They All Fall in Love
• You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To
• The Great Indoors
• You're Too Far Away
• At Long Last Love

Based on the novel by James Laver

Fresh from finishing school, Evangeline resolves to “experiment” before settling down. Chaperoned by the earnest Henrietta Bamberg, she drifts from Neauville-sur-Mer to Paris and the Near East, sidestepping a parade of suitors—among them smooth André de Croissant, Russian charmer Alexei Stukin, and the alluring Prince Kalyba. Misadventures in salons, harems, and grand hotels test her naiveté and independence until she learns the difference between fantasy and real affection.