Essential Female-Driven or Female-Empowered Musicals

What would you consider essential female-driven or female-empowered musicals (from on or off-Broadway)? Anything from the early or golden age leading up to today. Whether the show is female-driven, or it’s an essential theme of the plot for a female-identifying character(s). I’m just gathering outside opinions other than my own, but also want to consider shows not at the forefront of my mind. I think it would be nice anyway to have this list so even directors or schools can take a look.

Sunset Blvd

Applause

Woman of the Year

War Paint

Grey Gardens

Carrie

Fun Home

Waitress

Caroline, or Change

In the Light

Ragtime

Passion

Chicago

Marie Christine

Once Upon a Mattress

Nine

I will always love a show that considers a relatively ordinary woman's life and her wants important

Jagged Little Pill

War Paint

The Woman in White

The Phantom of the Opera

Hello, Dolly

Don't know if it works for what you're doing, but the gender-flipped revival of Company I'd add to this list. I'd argue that Sweeney Todd is female-driven as well, though it may not seem that way at first glance. The King and I as well, though problematic in the racial dynamics. Also Thoroughly Modern Millie, Annie, Mean Girls, and Frozen.