9 to 5 song list and order!

They have the program up on the ahmanson website :)

Musical Numbers
Act One
“9 to 5”......Violet, Doralee, Dwayne, Judy and Ensemble
“Around Here”....... Violet and Ensemble
“Here For You”............. Hart
“Out of Control”............. Judy
“Tattletales”..............Kathy, Violet, Judy and Ensemble
“9 to 5” - Reprise..... Judy, Violet, Doralee and Ensemble
“The One I Love”............ Doralee, Judy, Violet, Josh, Dwayne
“Backwoods Barbie”............. Doralee
“Dance O’ Death”............. Judy, Hart and Ensemble
“Cowgirl’s Revenge”................Doralee, Hart and Ensemble
“Potion Notion”.............Violet, Hart and Ensemble
“Heart to Hart”........................ Roz and Ensemble
“I Killed the Boss!”...... Violet, Judy, Doralee and Ensemble
“Shine Like the Sun”.......... Doralee, Judy, Violet
Act Two
Entr’acte....................Orchestra
“Around Here” - Reprise..... Violet, Judy, Doralee and Ensemble
“One of the Boys”..............Violet and Boys
“5 to 9”...................Roz
“Mundania”.................... Hart
“Willin’” / “Well-Oiled Machine”......... Doralee and Ensemble
“Get Out And Stay Out”.................. Judy
“Let Love Grow”........................ Joe, Violet
“Mundania” - Reprise............. Hart
Finale - “9 to 5”............. The Company

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Punters or "punners"?

Punters...Australian slang for audience.

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I was worried 9 to 5 would appear 5 million times, but it looks like it isn't going to which takes a load off my chest

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I'm really starting to love "Get Out and Stay Out".

soon2bstar - I don't know if there's a demo or anyway to hear the musical theater version of these songs, but they're all Dolly Parton songs, so if you want to hear them you can find them on itunes or probably youtube. You can also find lyrics to any of the songs through google.

Updated On: 9/6/08 at 01:10 AM

Yero - Wow...I definitely didn't realize that, but I'm actually starting to look forward to this musical now.

Gary, there is a video around (Either here or on B'way.com I think) where she talks about writing the songs and when they wanted something else, she would just go and write it.

notyourmomma, I have had a secret little crush on Oremus.

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I was too sleepy to write more or put up with the shenanigans.

SPOILERS GAYLORE!

First off, Dolly was there and gave a little speech at the onset. Place was fairly crowded and went bonkers. It was so great to see the love for such a talented and sweet lady. Very cool opening "9 to 5" , well staged and cleverly choreographed. Entrance applause everywhere (even for Ann Harada). You can see why they postponed due to technical issues. The sets were pretty amazing, very involved, big set pieces rising up and down out of the floors, and a huge video screen with appropriate images (much like what they did in the revival of H2$).

The 3 leading ladies embodied their characters wonderfully, calling to mind Jane, Lilly and Dolly. Megan especially sounded and bounced around just like Ms. Parton and the audience responded in kind. Stephanie J. Block is really a gifted actress and layered her performance with sympathy and humor. Allison J did a great job for what I believe might be her first singing role on the stage (or at least biggest?). Strong chorus work by all. Musically the show has some wonderful moments, and a few weaker songs, things to be fixed and tightened. I'm not a huge Kudisch fan and thought he was a bit low key and bland, and frankly, not a great singer. Could have had an off night.

Everything went quite well technically until about 5 minutes before the end of the act. They stopped the show and Dolly got back on the mic and told stories and sang a few songs to keep us entertained. THAT WAS A THRILL. The act finally came to an end without further troubles.

OVERALL: People were so into the story, loved hearing their favorite lines from the film come to life and especially how much Hilty was channeling Dolly. Judy (Steph) has the biggest character arc so her journey is the most fun to watch. Musically, the tone is a cross between Whorehouse, Scoundrels and traditional Broadway. It's by far not totally country, which is a good thing, as it will have a broader appeal. The story is basically the movie story, so there is no real surprise at the end, and frankly makes for a soft finale. I think a rousing dance number to the title song might give us a bigger lift at the end. I had an enjoyable time and so did the house, very supportive and encouraging. I hope that Kudisch punches it up more, sells his songs more and they tighten up the book a bit. At it's core, "9 to 5" has a sweetness and heart that is perfectly Parton.

Not to nitpick or anything, but the song "Backwoods Barbie" is on Dolly's last album also called "Backwoods Barbie". While she may have written it with the show in mind, it was definitely released on the album a year ago.

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I cannot believe there's not an "Atta Girl" number!?!??!