The official ROAD SHOW song list...

[ljay889]

Posted: 11/15/08 at 1:31pm

For anyone interested... according to ATC this is the official ROAD SHOW song list.



"Waste"
"It's In Your Hands Now"
"Gold!"
"Brotherly Love"
"The Game"
"Addison's Trip"
"That Was A Year"
"Isn't He Something!"
"Land Boom!"
"Talent"
"You"
"The Best Thing That Ever Has Happened"
"The Game" (Reprise)
"Addison's City"
"Boca Raton"
"Get Out"
"Go"
Finale


The new song is "Brotherly Love."

I hope we get a recording.

[B3TA07]

Posted: 11/15/08 at 1:35pm

"Talent" is still in yayayay

[BenKaye]

Posted: 11/15/08 at 1:52pm

I'm seeing the show tomorrow, and I'm more than excited!

I'm liking the look of the song list, especially that fact that they've kept Gold!, The Game, Addison's Trip, Isn't He Something, and many of the other songs from Bounce, while also having some new songs as well...

[WiCkEDrOcKS]

Posted: 11/15/08 at 2:04pm

Is it printed in the Playbill now?

[ljay889]

Posted: 11/15/08 at 2:08pm

According to ATC, it's a printed sheet added to the Playbill now. So it's 100% official now.

I am confused between the difference of "Get out" and "Go." I believe both are "Get Out Of My Life."

[frogs_fan85]

Posted: 11/15/08 at 2:08pm

I went last night and the song list is on an insert.

[jv92]

Posted: 11/15/08 at 8:34pm

Just saw it today. I thought it was absolutely brilliant. Cerveris was magnificent. The staging was Doyle's best. The book was certainly Weidman's best. The score? Not Sondheim's greatest (Sweeney Todd or Follies gets that prize) but it certainly was good. The lyrics were up to his high standards and the music was charming.
And despite Sondheim and Weidman's intention to make it a light piece, it has its very touching moments. The new song that has just been added furthering the brothers' relationship was quite touching and "Isn't He Something!" brought me to near tears.


SPOILERS AHEAD!!!



And yes, "Get Out" and "Go" are "Get Out of My Life." "Get Out" is the fast section Addy sings and "Go" is the big, soaring, (in my opinion) faux-patriotic "You Don't Want Me to Go" section.
Doyle's staging of Willy wearing the Uncle Sam in that number: brilliance!

And that's all I'll say for now.
Oh and Ben Brantley was there this afternoon! He was smiling when he came out. I don't know if that means anything. And he stayed through the curtain call.


Updated On: 11/15/08 at 08:34 PM